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Miller never knew much about viruses, or took them seriously, until a friend got infected and it turned out to be more of a nuisance than he thought. So he decided to write a book about them. And also about spam, since he was annoyed by that, too. Write Comment |
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Knowing essentially nothing about honeypots and the honeynet project going into this book, I thought I was going to have some difficulty grasping the concepts. Even worse, I thought I was going to have to do some extra reading to understand the book. I was nothing short of completely incorrect.
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The Honeynet Project's first book details how a honeynet works, how to analzye the data once captured, how to prevent the honeynet machine from becoming a point to launch an attack on another network, and even a full account of a discussion between blackhats as they plot their next attack.
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