Or they will serve up malicious code the first time a user clicks on a site and then never attack again, to confuse security experts.
All the punters will wear high-vis to confuse security, catering will be top-notch but no artists will be issued with a meal ticket.
The Local Coordination Committees, a group of activists who plan and document the uprising, said that protesters demonstrated in small numbers across towns and cities at the same time, in attempts to confuse security forces and avoid casualties.
The car's red license plate, apparently a forgery, was intended to confuse security guards and make it easier to gain access to the road that leads to the embassy building, the police said.
As a result, humanitarian work has become confused with security operations -- leading to the perception there that relief agencies are simply an arm of the occupying forces.
"In our culture, the accumulation of money is equated with or more precisely, confused with personal security and one's self-esteem," says Robert Katz, associate professor at New York University's postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
The Labor party has accused the government of confusing national security with "chest beating".
The nation's Internet users are confused about computer security, 80percentt of their computers are infected with spyware and almost 20percentt of the machines have viruses, according to a study to be issued Monday by America Online and the National Cyber Security Alliance.
Cruz then told a story about a little old man who walked up to the White House gate on January 20th and asked a Marine, "Is Barack Obama here?" (Cruz is confused about White House security: a Marine does stand guard at the door of the West Wing on the White House grounds, but it's uniformed Secret Service agents who man the perimeter).
He says he still gets confused for a security guard in malls, because he wears a suit everywhere he goes.
