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honeypot in a DMZ

gsarsons over 24 years ago

I'm curious if I could safely use the DMZ created in 1.8 to set up a honeypot for learning?

Greg

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0 tom_01 over 24 years ago

honeypot !? i'm a bit unsure what you mean with that.

a "sandbox" ?

or a hacker "flytrap" ?

/tom
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0 gsarsons over 24 years ago in reply to tom_01

yes that is another name for it ... a hacker fly trap.

Greg
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0 gsarsons over 24 years ago in reply to tom_01

yes that is another name for it ... a hacker fly trap.

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0 zen over 23 years ago in reply to gsarsons

I dont see why you couldnt, but do keep in mind, that anything vulnerable can potentially compromise the entire network segment even if you are running in a switched environment. it IS possible to sniff over a switch, as many switches can be tricked into failing to an open state, a common method of doing this is to flood the target switch with arp packets...

just my $0.02
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