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Honeypots, what is their limits for intrusion detection?
From: Tomas Olsson <tol () sics se>
Date: Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:18:53 +0200
Hi,I have a newbie question related to intrusion detection. It was suggested to me that Honeypots only catches automated attacks, is that true? How can we know which attacks are not caught? Is there any papers on what sort of attacks are caught by using honeypots?
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Current thread:
- Honeypots, what is their limits for intrusion detection? Tomas Olsson (Jul 01)
- Re: Honeypots, what is their limits for intrusion detection? Albert Gonzalez (Jul 02)
- Re: Honeypots, what is their limits for intrusion detection? r00t (Jul 02)
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- Re: Honeypots, what is their limits for intrusion detection? krymson (Jul 08)
