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ELI5: Why are random distorted codes used as a safeguard for entering information to websites? (by Sparky)
ELI5: Why are random distorted codes used as a safeguard for entering information to websites?
Normally seen when you?re buying something really popular, and often seen with a mash of ?Xh38bF? that looks all swirly and weird.
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Normally seen when you?re buying something really popular, and often seen with a mash of ?Xh38bF? that looks all swirly and weird.
Source.
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