Obscurity, by itself, may be an ineffective security strategy, but it does provide an additional layer on top of other layers of security to improve things, ove

Obscurity, by itself, may be an ineffective security strategy, but it does provide an additional layer on top of other layers of security to improve things, overall. There's a Spafford quote on this, but I'm failing to find it. Let's just pretend it's like what I said, but more eloquent.