In the general case, obfuscation is bad. Massaging of logs and configs
introduces typos and often masks the real problem. That's why I wrote
the Wiki page on the subject, many moons ago.
In a theorertical example, it probably doesn't much matter.
We could argue for ever about how much party A's alleged obfuscation
actually inconvenienced party B, but the discussion has already wasted
much more time than the alleged obfuscation could possibly have
done....
