That's why there are phrases in the film like «SQL injections and malware» and «zero day exploit codes» and «snarfing the hardware ID» — the latter phrase, said Fitzgerald, came right from Edward Snowden himself. (fortune.com)
Not only it's more attractive, your post also get a higher chance of landing in the first pages in the search results since it's more specific and there's less competition for the latter phrase (a.k.a long tail keywords) than the former. (twelveskip.com)
The former is an existing digital currency, while the latter phrase means a fraudulent investment activity that got its name from Charles Ponzi, an infamous swindler in the 20th century. (fintechnews.sg)