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> Second, security through obscurity is almost universally discouraged and considered bad practice. This is stupid advice that is mindlessly repeated. Security
by MediumOwl 2y ago
> Second, security through obscurity is almost universally discouraged and considered bad practice.
This is stupid advice that is mindlessly repeated. Security by obscurity only is bad, sure. Adding obscurity to other layers of security is good.
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- meibo 2y agoNo, that's just plain wrong in this case. It makes proper security research much harder and what's going on with your hardware less obvious.
- nkmskdmfodf 2y agoNah, you have no idea what you're talking about.