Abhishek Mairh
ABSTRACT
In this paper we review the recent advances in honeypot. Some notable proposals and there analysis have been discussed. The aspects of using honeypot in education and in hybrid environment with IDS have been explained. In this paper we also defines the use of signature technique in honeypot for traffic analysis. In the end we summarizes all these aspects.
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