> by allowing you a way of recourse, they would be disclosing information about how their system works, which makes it potentially vulnerable to attackers. The

> by allowing you a way of recourse, they would be disclosing information about how their system works, which makes it potentially vulnerable to attackers. Then companies, like the one you work for, need to band together and lobby for change. This is classic 'security through obscurity' bullshit and its hurting user experience.