← Back to context Comment by whimsicalism 1 day ago platforms are better placed to guard against attackers 4 comments whimsicalism Reply pluralmonad 1 day ago Certainly. They are also larger targets. whimsicalism 1 day ago to me, this is a variant of security by obscurity and will not fare well in the LLM age pluralmonad 15 hours ago I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend. 1 reply →
pluralmonad 1 day ago Certainly. They are also larger targets. whimsicalism 1 day ago to me, this is a variant of security by obscurity and will not fare well in the LLM age pluralmonad 15 hours ago I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend. 1 reply →
whimsicalism 1 day ago to me, this is a variant of security by obscurity and will not fare well in the LLM age pluralmonad 15 hours ago I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend. 1 reply →
pluralmonad 15 hours ago I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend. 1 reply →
Certainly. They are also larger targets.
to me, this is a variant of security by obscurity and will not fare well in the LLM age
I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend.
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