Security-through-obscurity isn't a bad thing. It's just bad to overestimate what it can do, or for it to be your only security. I have my publicly-accessible S

Security-through-obscurity isn't a bad thing. It's just bad to overestimate what it can do, or for it to be your only security. I have my publicly-accessible SSH port on not-22, just to avoid the log messages from scanners. I'm well aware it does not, on its own, actually "secure" anything, but it brings more convenience to me for it to be a bit obscure, and it certainly isn't hurting anything.