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security by only obscurity is bad. Having both is better. For example say I have a hollowed out wall that is hidden behind a painting. Just putting my money i
by vorticalbox 4mo ago
security by only obscurity is bad. Having both is better.
For example say I have a hollowed out wall that is hidden behind a painting.
Just putting my money in the hole is bad once it’s found it’s gone but if I put my money in a safe in the hole. Well now you need to find it and break the safe and a hidden safe is objectively better than just having a safe on the floor because you need to find it first.
- dessimus 4mo agoSure, if there's many paintings scattered around the house of various sizes, but if there's only one painting, in your office, behind the desk, mounted to cover a safe at standing height, then you might as well hang a neon sign saying "Look Here!" next to it.