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A nonstatement. Just because something is obscure doesn't mean that it hasn't also been secured. A nonstatement. Just because something has also been secured,
by Create 17y ago
A nonstatement. Just because something is obscure doesn't mean that it hasn't also been secured.
A nonstatement. Just because something has also been secured, doesn't mean that it is secure. Obfuscation has no true correlation to true security.
- tptacek 17y agoI don't know who's argument that comment was intended to address, but it wasn't mine.