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The IETF publishes the Privacy Pass standard (architecture in RFC 9576, protocols in RFC 9577 and 9578): a device confirms with an anonymous token that it has passed a check without revealing whose it is

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Remember the secret — it is your password. The tripcode is computed from it and shown next to your name: the same secret always gives the same tripcode, and nobody can fake it without the secret. The secret is never published or stored on the server.