Good example, but doesn't help his point, which was: > This has it completely backwards. Security through obscurity's goal is not to signal predators, it's the

Good example, but doesn't help his point, which was: > This has it completely backwards. Security through obscurity's goal is not to signal predators, it's the opposite. The goal is to obscure, to hide. The "signal" is there is nothing here An attacker scanning the whole IPv4 space won't think "ah, there's no ssh on port 22, there's no ssh to attack". They will think "yep, they did at least the bare minimum to secure their server, let's move on to easier targets". He proved the point he was trying to disprove.