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Be aware with a Honeypot

Meyer et al., 2007

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1838804638057837965
Author
Meyer S
Smyth I
Cummins M
Keane A
Publication year
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The ITB Journal

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The Internet has already become a hostile environment for computers, especially when they are directly connected with a public IP address. We have experienced this hostile activity where on an average day; the ITB Honeypot recorded over a thousand reconnaissance …
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