rollingcode

noun
UK /ˈrəʊlɪŋ kəʊd/
US /ˈroʊlɪŋ koʊd/

A rolling code is a secret number that changes every time you use a remote, so nobody can copy it.

The garage door uses a rolling code, so a thief cannot record the signal and open it later.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A code that shifts position or value in a repeating pattern over time.

The engineer studied the rolling code to predict the next value in the sequence.

3. A method where each new code is generated from the previous one to keep it secret.

The car key and the car share a rolling code so they stay in sync.

4. A security feature in wireless devices that prevents replay attacks.

Because of its rolling code, the wireless lock cannot be fooled by an old recording.