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Information Security: Hitting the Sweet Spot
Jul 10, 2003, 08 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4963 reads)

(Other stories by Lance Spitzner)

"Today, Honeypots are still in their infancy, developed and used primarily by researchers and security enthusiasts. A handful of commercial products are available, and organizations are beginning to deploy open-source honeypots and their more robust iterations, such as Honeyd. But honeypots are not widely deployed.

"Yet, the technology is moving ahead rapidly, and, in a year or two, honeypots will be hard to ignore. New developments will advance the lab technology with the catchy name to a full-fledged, enterprise-level security tool.

"In particular, look for advances in three areas..."

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LinuxSecurity: Days of the Honeynet: Attacks, Tools, Incidents(May 05, 2003)
CNET News: Honeypots Get Stickier for Hackers(Apr 15, 2003)
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Help Net Security: Interview with Lance Spitzner(Nov 20, 2002)


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