breadcrumbs

The trick is to make the breadcrumbs the type of data that an attacker is interested in, but a regular user will never be aware of.

Facebook picks the choices as breadcrumbs for the poor - while there are alternative approaches that can work.

Just an overall sense of progression through the various application states would be great (think simple like breadcrumbs).

When it comes to the US, they just provide a few more breadcrumbs and nothing more.

And if you lay breadcrumbs, you might even be able to trek your way back.

They display the entire file hierarchy in a tree view that you have to scroll downwards vs the usual click-to-change-directory + breadcrumbs view.

Pointing to one thing most clearly wish to hide is just not a good comparison with the digital breadcrumbs we throw around.

You get to refactor, redesign, and retest all at the same time, leaving behind a trail of breadcrumbs: backwards compatability hacks and compromises...

Add layout-rules to common UI elements: breadcrumbs, pane lists, buttons, forms etc.

Replying as breadcrumbs to a fantastic tutorial.

Replying as breadcrumbs to a fantastic idea.

The government policy is run by the super winners, whose interest is not so much about the losers, except by getting votes from the losers by throwing some breadcrumbs.

The real trick is "breadcrumbs" which is specific data/files that you can place on the real machines that directs the attackers towards the decoys.

> "breadcrumbs" which is specific data/files that you can place on the real machines If the breadcrumbs are realistic then you will end up having employees mistake them for real data, and the employees being mistaken for an attack, no?