full-disclosure - Strange Code...found in a Website...anyone who knows what this is?

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Message-ID: <1703-06528@sneakemail.com>
From: l8km7gr02 at sneakemail.com (l8km7gr02@...akemail.com)
Subject: Strange Code...found in a Website...anyone
 who knows what this is?

KaMiKaTzE bc_kamikatze-at-yahoo.de |full disclosure| wrote:
> Hi,
>  i found at the website http://www.battle.net at the "secret" page 
> http://www.battle.net/news/secret/ a strange code in the source...
>  
> $%*$%*$%*($%*(@$%*(@*$#(%*@(#%*(@#*(%*@#%)@#%)*@#*)%@)#*%*)@##*#*#*
> $^)$^(JLKZXJLKD)#(%)#(@%)(@GJSDLKJZXLKJCOIWUTGOIWEUTR)(@!)
> $%*$%*$%*($%*(@$%*(@*$#(%*@(#%*(@#*(%*@#%)@#%)*@#*)%@)#*%*)@##*#*#*
> $^)$^(JLKZXJLKD)#(%)#(@%)(@GJSDLKJZXLKJCOIWUTGOIWEUTR)(@!)
> $%*$%*$%*($%*(@$%*(@*$#(%*@(#%*(@#*(%*@#%)@#%)*@#*)%@)#*%*)@##*#*#*
> $%*$%*$%*($%*(@$%*(@*$#(%*@(#%*(@#*(%*@#%)@#%)*@#*)%@)#*%*)@##*#*#*
> #IXKZKZJLKEJROI#$U)(#$()#$()#()$()#()()#)(#()$()#Q$)(
> $^)$^(JLKZXJLKD)#(%)#(@%)(@GJSDLKJZXLKJCOIWUTGOIWEUTR)(@!)
> #IXKZKZJLKEJROI#$U)(#$()#$()#()$()#()()#)(#()$()#Q$)(
> $%*$%*$%*($%*(@$%*(@*$#(%*@(#%*(@#*(%*@#%)@#%)*@#*)%@)#*%*)@##*#*#*
> #IXKZKZJLKEJROI#$U)(#$()#$()#()$()#()()#)(#()$()#Q$)(
> $^)$^(JLKZXJLKD)#(%)#(@%)(@GJSDLKJZXLKJCOIWUTGOIWEUTR)(@!)
> ...
> All is marked as a comment....does anyone knows what this means(if it 
> means anything....), i'm a Crypto-newbie ;)

Looks like nonsense to me -- predictable symbol sequences and what's 
probably just crap generated by pounding on the home row keys.  Try it 
yourself, you'll probably come up with a few phrases like 'GJSDLK'.

Now, for real Crypto-newbie fun, run out to your local independent 
bookstore and pick up _The Code Book_ by Simon Singh.

http://www.simonsingh.net/The_Code_Book.html

Sorry there wasn't more to it.  :)

Cael