I'm a frequent critic of repeated security mantras that aren't always true, such as "Security by obscurity doesn't work." In fact, security by obscurity works just fine, it's usually one of the best bang-for-your-bucks techniques you can implement, and it should be part of anyone's defense-in-depth plan. If security by obscurity didn't work, why wouldn't our military tell its potential foes where all our submarines and missiles are?
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