How to pronounce “secret code” in English

anyone without that secret code would just get gibberish.

there is a secret code in your blood that connects you to your ancestors, to everyone who ever lived, to the earliest humans,

classroom have made a secret code or cipher at some point in their lives, every hand goes up because it's also a really universal impulse

That's Google's secret code thing?

So we end up with this shared secret color at the end that no one else can get, and that means that we can use it as our secret code

Instead of using Jia's secret code, we're using our own, and that means that we can take advantage of Jia's backdoor.

If both computers could agree on a shared secret code that they would use to scramble their data, then even if they were overheard,

Now we can create a legitimate connection, so we end up with a shared secret code, and Casper could do the exact same thing with Gregor.

And that was clueing "Pretty in Pink" with "high school" through "Oklahoma Sooners" and "Dan Brown's book has a secret code."

I think a lot of people assume that etiquette has to be this unspoken thing-- a secret code that everyone else but you knows.

She was more reluctant to have that go into the book than the fact of her secret code-breaking.

And I kept making little charts like I'm working at a security agency trying to decode a secret code, but I knew it worked and I knew it was a Fortran compiler.

The Germans, of course, had their own secret code, and we had to break it in order to win World War II.

As Evans could scarcely have imagined in 1900, Linear B would become one of the most tantalizing riddles of the first half of the 20th century, a secret code that