What is Security Through Obscurity? John Spacey, updated on
 ExampleEncryption algorithms are commonly published openly. This makes them more secure over time as peers can review the algorithm and attackers try to find weaknesses in it. A proprietary encryption algorithm with a secret design may be less secure as some details about its design may be discovered at any time that expose flaws.
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Hardening
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Honeypot
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Tokens
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Backdoor
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Random Seed
The definition of random seed with examples.
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