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This is true if a system can freely be reverse-engineered by the attacker. If not, the obscurity provides an added cost to the attacker. Obscurity can actually
by rm999 14y ago
This is true if a system can freely be reverse-engineered by the attacker. If not, the obscurity provides an added cost to the attacker. Obscurity can actually be one of the stronger weapons in an anti-fraud solution (I used to work in anti-fraud).
- reidmain 14y agoYeah like scott_s pointed out I did not consider anti-fraud. In my quick glib reaction comment I did not consider all scenarios. Thanks for pointing this out.