This ppt contains all the basics of honeypots like their types, implementation technologies, position in the network etc. In the end, it contains a screenshot of a live honeypot processing.

1. HONEYPOTS
HONEYPOTS
BY:-
Manoj Kumawat
R. No. 13075029

2. HONEYPOTS
• What is honeypot ?
A honeypot is a computer security mechanism
set to detect, deflect or counteract attempts at
unauthorized use of information system.
It’s simply a TRAP to attacker.

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• How it works ?
A honeypot consists of data that appears to be
a legitimate part of the site but is actually
isolated and monitored, and that seems to
contain information or a resource of value to
attackers, which are then blocked.

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Architecture:
•As a bait
•Just some regular system
•More attractive

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• HONEYPOT CLASSIFICATION:
By Implementation
• Virtual
• Physical
By purpose
• Production
• Research
By level of interaction
• High
• Low
• Middle?

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• IMPLEMENTATION OF HONEYPOT:
Physical
• Real machines
• Own IP Addresses
• Often high-interactive
Virtual
• Simulated by other machines that:
–Respond to the traffic sent to the honeypots
–May simulate a lot of virtual honeypots at the
same time

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• PROPOSE OF HONEYPOT:
Research
Complex to deploy and maintain.
Captures extensive information.
Run by a volunteer(non-profit).
Used to research the threats organization face.
Production
Easy to use
Capture only limited information
Used by companies or corporations
Mitigates risks in organization

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• INTERACTION LEVEL:
• Low Interaction
• High Interaction

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• LOW INTERACTION VS. HIGH INTERACTION:

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• Placement of honeypot
In front of the firewall (Internet)
DMZ (De-Militarized Zone)
Behind the firewall (intranet)

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Honeypot Values:
•Prevention
•Detection
•Response

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Prevention:
•Keeping the burglar out of your house.
•Honeypots, in general are not effective
prevention mechanisms.

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Detection:
•Detecting the burglar when he breaks in.

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Response:
•Honeypots can be used to help respond to an
incident.

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