India, Nov. 13 -- Could a simple comma in your password confuse hackers trying to organise stolen login details? An unusual suggestion making this claim has gained millions of views on X, with users debating whether adding a punctuation mark could disrupt files containing leaked information. But is there any truth to the idea, and can a comma really make passwords safer?

The discussion began after X user William Alves shared a post in Portuguese. He wrote, "Always put a comma (,) in your passwords. If they ever end up in a data leak, it'll break the CSV." He also tagged Grok, X's artificial intelligence chatbot, and asked it to confirm the claim.

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