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Dynamic distributed honeypot based on blockchain

Shi et al., 2019

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15041900207876964952
Author
Shi L
Li Y
Liu T
Liu J
Shan B
Chen H
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IEEE Access

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Honeypot technology can be applied to efficiently attract attackers and exhaust their resources. However, the traditional static honeypot is easy to be recognized by anti- honeypot technology. By contrast, most of the dynamic honeypots can simulate the real …
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