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Virtual Honeypots: From Botnet Tracking to Intrusion Detection

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Praise for Virtual Honeypots

Acknowledgments

About the Authors

Ch. 1. Honeypot and Networking Background

Ch. 2. High-Interaction Honeypots

Ch. 2.1. Advantages and Disadvantages

Ch. 2.2. VMware

Ch. 2.3. User-Mode Linux

Ch. 2.3.1. Overview

Ch. 2.3.2. Installation and Setup

Ch. 2.3.3. Runtime Flags and Configuration

Ch. 2.3.4. Monitoring UML-Based Honeypots

Ch. 2.3.5. Connecting the Virtual Honeypot to the Internet

Ch. 2.3.6. Building a Virtual High-Interaction Honeynet

Ch. 2.5. Safeguarding Your Honeypots

Ch. 2.6. Summary

Ch. 3. Low-Interaction Honeypots

Ch. 4. Honeyd â€” The Basics

Ch. 5. Honeyd â€” Advanced Topics

Ch. 6. Collecting Malware with Honeypots

Ch. 7. Hybrid Systems

Ch. 8. Client Honeypots

Ch. 9. Detecting Honeypots

Ch. 10. Case Studies

Ch. 11. Tracking Botnets

Ch. 12. Analyzing Malware with CWSandbox

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