> don't rely on security through obscurity if it's not obscure enough that it will be found, then you are correct. but what's more secure than a password that

> don't rely on security through obscurity if it's not obscure enough that it will be found, then you are correct. but what's more secure than a password that you don't know? not knowing there is a password in the first place. if the answer is never found, how can it be insecure? I dub this schrodinger's security.