← Back to context Comment by pluralmonad 1 day ago Certainly. They are also larger targets. 3 comments pluralmonad 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. pizzafeelsright 1 hour ago With AI and agents there is no longer obscurity.
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. pizzafeelsright 1 hour ago With AI and agents there is no longer obscurity.
pluralmonad 15 hours ago I suppose a smaller attack surface could be considered a sort of obscurity. Its also just practically less to defend. pizzafeelsright 1 hour ago With AI and agents there is no longer obscurity.
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.
With AI and agents there is no longer obscurity.