Security by obscurity naturally transform security into a probability. When you use given hard opaque rules (e.g. TLS + X Y Z) you stop thinking in depth. Ins

Security by obscurity naturally transform security into a probability. When you use given hard opaque rules (e.g. TLS + X Y Z) you stop thinking in depth. Instead when you think about layers of obscurity, you go much deeper affecting the probability at each layer (host, port, etc.) In reality, at a different conceptual level, things like TLS are also bundles of obscurities.