Except the examples given of IA are so broad as to eliminate the distinction between IA and STO. Knowing a value that is in a space larger than 2^64 possibilities is qualitatively different than knowning something in a space of only millions of possibilities. The real difference with como is that it's a cat-and-mouse game (or Red Queens race as another commenter said).

It's more like being able to teleport all the keys in all the houses from under the doormat to under a rock in the garden once you notice thieves are checking the doormat. This would, in fact, appreciably increase house security on average, while still being STO.