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With encryption, the main body of the code (also called its payload) is encrypted and will appear meaningless.
en.wikipedia.org Each soldier then has thousands of deadly spells encrypted on their bodies, invading their bodies and causing them to have evil powers.
en.wikipedia.org Any key generated with the broken random number generator, as well as data encrypted with such a key, was compromised.
en.wikipedia.org Those services will be encrypted by the service provider to the subscriber.
en.wikipedia.org It encrypts morally suspect information in order to dull reaction to it: for example, the phrase collateral damage to refer to the manslaughter of innocents.
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