A Comparison between Internal and External Malicious Traffic

Honeypot technology has been widely used to overcome the limitations of firewall technology, many intrusion detection systems, intrusion prevention systems, which detected several attacks but couldnot detect new attacks. This paper discusses the honeypot technology according to the existed shortage in the honeypot system and proposes a distributed system which remedy the existing deficiency in the centralised control system to improve network security and presents the experimental results which successfully improves the performance of the safety defence systems. General TermsSecurity and protection.

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A Comparison between Internal and External Malicious Traffic

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