I loved the “5 monkeys” comparison and I agree that everything depends on the real case scenario.
My point here is that what the article propose it is no “security through obscurity” it’s just good configuration practices. Change username, port…
Security through obscurity goes along in the line: “I have this algorithm in the js that obfuscate the password in the front end, and nobody is gonna guess it because it’s super complex”.
My point here is that what the article propose it is no “security through obscurity” it’s just good configuration practices. Change username, port…
Security through obscurity goes along in the line: “I have this algorithm in the js that obfuscate the password in the front end, and nobody is gonna guess it because it’s super complex”.