Types of Honeypots

🧩 What Are Honeypots? A honeypot is a decoy system or resource designed to appear vulnerable to attackers. It simulates a real target (e.g., servers, databases, applications) but is isolated and monitored. When attackers interact with a honeypot, they reveal...

What Is a Honeypot?

A honeypot is a decoy system or network set up to mimic a legitimate target for cyberattacks. It appears vulnerable and attractive to attackers, but in reality, it’s isolated and monitored. The main goal? To lure attackers away from actual systems, detect malicious...

What is Command & Control (C&C) Attack?

🔍 What is a Command and Control Attack?   A C&C attack occurs when hackers remotely control malware-infected devices (called “bots”) through a centralized server. Think of it like a puppet master pulling strings:   Bots: Compromised devices (computers, IoT...