Honeypots Aiding Network Forensics: Challenges and Notions

Nasir, Qassim; Al-Mousa, Zahraa A.

doi:10.12720/jcm.8.11.700-707

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“…It is also probable that the honeypots are capturing the behaviors of script kiddies and not the type of hackers that are involved with more serious data breaches. More skilled hackers have become more adept at identifying honeypots and avoiding these systems (Hayatle, Youssef, and Otrok, ; Nasir and Al‐Mousa, ). It is not possible to know whether the system intruders ever knew they were in a honeypot (Maimon et al., ).…”

Section: Implications Of Honeypot Limitationsmentioning

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Need for Debate on the Implications of Honeypot Data for Restrictive Deterrence Policies in Cyberspace

Bossler

2017

Criminology & Public Policy

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Section: Implications Of Honeypot Limitationsmentioning

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Need for Debate on the Implications of Honeypot Data for Restrictive Deterrence Policies in Cyberspace

Bossler

2017

Criminology & Public Policy

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“…For instance honeypot could be helpful here, which is a trap method that is created and set up to be hacked with the intention of wasting the attacker's resources and time on honeypots rather than attacking real existing systems. [3]. This paper bene ts from this concept and uses a development hybrid honeypot to improve network security monitoring, identi cation, and strengthening system security commonly.…”

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A hybrid honeypot framework for DDOS attacks detection and mitigation

Melhem¹,

Dayoub²

2022

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Dependency on the internet is escalating day by day, which makes it prone to myriad security threats, for instance phishing, SQL injection, malware and attacks. These threaten one or more of the CIA triad elements, which are Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability. Hence, ensuring continuous security has become an inseparable challenge. These threats could be detected by the classical mechanisms of security such as IDS (Intrusion Detection System), firewalls and antivirus, but after it happens, which means they act as healing tools but do not prevent the threats, also they do not provide detection for new threats, this is where the Honeypot comes in. Honeypot is a trap used to lure possible attackers and interact with them to detour, expose or prohibit per se attacks and to learn new attacker’s techniques. This paper presents a hybrid framework consisting of two types of honeypots to relieve the flaws of each type and offer the benefits of both types. Testing this framework with real DDOS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack traffic against a webserver has shown that it is not only practical, but also very efficient by keeping the web server’s availability for legitimate users.

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Xiang

2018

Honeypot Frameworks and Their Applications: A New Framework

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Honeypots Aiding Network Forensics: Challenges and Notions

Cited by 10 publications

References 5 publications

Need for Debate on the Implications of Honeypot Data for Restrictive Deterrence Policies in Cyberspace

Need for Debate on the Implications of Honeypot Data for Restrictive Deterrence Policies in Cyberspace

A hybrid honeypot framework for DDOS attacks detection and mitigation

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