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"Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots"
From: "Scott - cb750c" <cb750c () email com>
Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2003 17:11:36 -0500
I have kind of a silly terminology question that I'd like to clear up. What differentiates a honeynet vs. a honeypot? I'm building a high-interaction GenI setup with only two machines, a firewall and a honeypot. Is this a honeynet or not? In the whitepaper I'm writing, I refer to the entire setup as a honeynet (since this setup is not part of our production network) and reserve the term honeypot for the machine which is intended to be compromised. I want to make sure I'm being accurate. Thanks, Scott -- _______________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup
Current thread:
- "Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots" Scott - cb750c (Mar 22)
- RE: "Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots" Andrew Hintz (Drew) (Mar 22)
- Re: "Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots" Lance Spitzner (Mar 23)
- Re: "Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots" George Bakos (Mar 26)
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- Re: "Honeynets" vs. "Honeypots" HoneyNet Germany (Mar 23)