Deploying virtual honeypots on virtual machine monitor

Zakaria, Wira Zanoramy A.; Ahmad, Siti Rohaidah; Aziz, Norazah Abd

doi:10.1109/itsim.2008.4631930

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“…In fact, a conventional Honeynet network will use far less than one percent of processor or memory resources for their intended purpose. Given this waste of resources which can be used more efficiently on other tasks, an artificial intelligence based approach to scale the number of VMs in a Honeynet is proposed [41,42].…”

Section: Challenges In Honeynetmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scalable Honeynet Based on Artificial Intelligence Utilizing Cloud Computing

Memari¹,

Hashim²,

Samsudin³

et al. 2014

IJORCS

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The Honeynet is not a single system but a network sits behind a firewall where all inbound and outbound data is contained, captured and controlled. The Honeynet has two main components, data control and data capture. Data control is the way of filtering and allowing data flow and data capturing is collecting information for analyzing later on. The analysis is using the information which is collected and stored in Honeynet. The presence of high traffic makes it very difficult for human supervisors to monitor the status of the system 24/7, whereas by using an AI this task can be simplified. AI can monitor and analyze the hacker's activities, tools, IP addresses and adjust the Honeynet accordingly. Combination of Honeynet with AI based scaling and monitoring can indeed be very useful, both in terms of security and hardware resources.

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Section: Challenges In Honeynetmentioning

confidence: 99%