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Security by Obscurity is Underrated
So, if we can reduce the likelihood, we can reduce the overall risk. Thatâs good. Itâs actually very similar to a very common idea called âDefense in Depthâ. Itâs also referred as âSwiss Cheese Modelâ
Security by obscurity is not enough by itself. You should always enforce the best practices. However, if you can reduce the risk with zero cost, you should do that. Obscurity is a good layer of security.
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