A good real world example of how security by obscurity is actually more secure. It seems that many have interpreted the idea that security by obscurity means t

A good real world example of how security by obscurity is actually more secure. It seems that many have interpreted the idea that security by obscurity means that any obscurity is completely useless. But I'm sure whoever coined that phrase simply meant that if your only security is obscurity, then you are going to have a bad time. The reality is, obscurity can be a great additional wall of defense. Something that the real world has known since forever (think hidden safes or unmarked money trucks that rotate their schedules on random intervals).