Secure encryptions require truly unpredictable numbers to prevent cybercriminals from figuring out the code and decrypting data. Even the most advanced computer system will still produce predictable, logical outputs because computers are designed to do so, but predictability equals liability in cybersecurity. Some companies are turning to the physical world to find chaotic data. Among them is Cloudflare, Inc., a global company providing internet hyperconnectivity for millions, which uses a wall of 100 lava lamps to produce stronger encryption keys.
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