A Decoding Command is a computer that is specifically designed to deconstruct encryption codes and hack into other computer systems. The main screen of the decoding command is a series of small square screens used to decode individual numbers in a password encryption. By sequencing thousands of possible combinations at a time the decoding command is capable of deciphering each number in a password, one at a time. Depending on the strength of the encryption, the decoding command could take a while to crack the code.
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