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As mentioned in the [[Safe_spots#Additional_Notes|safe spots]] article, Jovian Symbolic Navigators are effectively [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-way_function one-way functions]. This means that you can apply similar concepts to navigators as you can to other one-way functions, such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_(cryptography) salting]. In the same spirit as adding a salt to a cryptographic hash, we can add additional navigators to a navigator sequence which adds a small amount of random movement (ideally < 0.5au), with the goal of making the sequence more complicated to replicate.

Salting combinations have been confirmed to exist; the combinations below ~~are~~ one such example. More may remain undiscovered and/or undocumented.

Salting combinations have been confirmed to exist; the two combinations below is one such example. More may remain undiscovered and/or undocumented.

== Combinations ==

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 As mentioned in the [[Safe_spots#Additional_Notes|safe spots]] article, Jovian Symbolic Navigators are effectively [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-way_function one-way functions]. This means that you can apply similar concepts to navigators as you can to other one-way functions, such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_(cryptography) salting]. In the same spirit as adding a salt to a cryptographic hash, we can add additional navigators to a navigator sequence which adds a small amount of random movement (ideally < 0.5au), with the goal of making the sequence more complicated to replicate.
-Salting combinations have been confirmed to exist; the combinations below are one such example. More may remain undiscovered and/or undocumented.
+Salting combinations have been confirmed to exist; the two combinations below is one such example. More may remain undiscovered and/or undocumented.
 == Combinations ==