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Honeypots: Honeynet and copyright law

Honeynet and copyright law

From: Alexandre Dulaunoy <adulau_at_foo.be>
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 17:08:14 +0100 (CET)

Hello All,

We have honeynets running in Luxembourg but we have a legal question
regarding the capture. We are trying to publish the full capture. So
the community can check and test with their own tools the logs and
capture file (often pcap files ou syscalltrack write dump).

The legal issue is the following, a lot of attacks are done to push
data to be published on a server (from FTP to HTTP). The data are
often copyrighted (you know the name with a 'z' at the end ;-).

We are publishing capture containing copyrighted media, that can be
extracted easily from the pcap/syscalltrak.

Is there somebody with already the same issue ? What are you doing ?
publishing only part of the capture (but removing data is not really a
good approach as we are doing analysis of modified data and not the
real ones) ? have you same legal advice ?
  
Thanks for any feedback.

adulau

-- Alexandre Dulaunoy -- http://www.foo.be/
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