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Yes, let's say you have random people over you don't know (to fix things for example). One of them is a criminal that wants to case your house to see if it's wo
by choward 6y ago
Yes, let's say you have random people over you don't know (to fix things for example). One of them is a criminal that wants to case your house to see if it's worth bteaking into when you're out of town. If you're with them the whole time they are working, they won't be able to just look behind the painting and your house doesn't become a target. That's assuming of course that the painting isn't too valuable.
- cthalupa 6y agoBut that scenario now takes us firmly outside the realms of what we’re discussing here. You’re actively monitoring the actions of people that you know are going to be there. For an Internet facing server, it would be more like an art gallery where you have hidden the safe behind one painting, and the gallery is open 24/7 with no security to stop people from looking behind paintings, where you know a good portion of visitors are going to do so. You can see an identifier for each visitor that looks behind paintings, but many visitors are doing so and the person that comes in to crack the safe might not have been the person who found it.