> Security through obscurity This _should_ be part of a multi-layer security plan though. You don't depend on it as a primary source of security, but why would

> Security through obscurity This _should_ be part of a multi-layer security plan though. You don't depend on it as a primary source of security, but why would you expose more internal information than needed? If something does go wrong with another layer that obscurity _helps mitigate the damage_.