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>The reason Nathan is not sharing more technical details is to protect the security of Red Hat users. Security through obscurity?
by BeefySwain 10y ago
>The reason Nathan is not sharing more technical details is to protect the security of Red Hat users.
Security through obscurity?
- GranPC 10y agoResponsible disclosure.
- ceejayoz 10y agoIf you want to be that loose with the definition, passwords and private keys are "security through obscurity". Giving people time to patch before releasing the details of how it can be exploited isn't a bad security practice.
- madez 10y agoObscurity does add security. It might not stop an attacker, but probably slows him down. That delay is sometimes important to have.