Security through obscurity has different merits depending on the context. In software, it is a really bad idea to hope that your code is so obscure that no att

Security through obscurity has different merits depending on the context. In software, it is a really bad idea to hope that your code is so obscure that no attacker will find a security flaw. IRL, on the other hand, unknown positions of assets are often critical (the uncertainty whether you know about all the adversary's nuclear silos being a huge part of the nuclear deterrence policy). There is just so much resources you can throw at discovering underground pipelines.