Not quite what you’re asking for, but during WW2 the US employed Navajo speakers to use their language for certain verbal communications because it was so different from popular languages and hard to decipher. There’s a lot written about them out there. I would also recommend checking out The Code Book by Simon Singh, it’s a great recap of the history of secret codes and breaking them.

what if it needed just one more second to complete?

my take is white-washing. if they actually wanted to make a change, they could stop selling plastic bottles at any time.

ah ok makes sense. maybe after curling you can delete the debuggers/infinite loops in the scripts and then load all that locally into the browser for the tools? will just need to change the script sources go be your local copies

would it help to curl down the source html and scripts? I’m no professional at dealing with malicious code, but i would definitely recommend doing it inside a clean VM or docker container or something