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The problem is when you only use security by obscurity. Just changing then port does not do enough to make your insecure application secure. For example, if y
by enkid 6y ago
The problem is when you only use security by obscurity. Just changing then port does not do enough to make your insecure application secure. For example, if you have a Windows 2000 server on the internet, it doesn't matter what port you change IIS to, it's going to get hacked.
To use your analogy, if your lock is broken, or can be broken, it doesn't matter where you hide the key.
- machello13 6y ago> The problem is when you only use security by obscurity. He literally says this exact thing in his comment.
- enkid 6y agoI'm agreeing with him.