Paper

Containerized cloud-based honeypot deception for tracking attackers

The work describes the deployment of an ensemble of research honeypot detectors to analyze and evaluate attackers' behavior. The authors present an outline of a containerized cloud honeypot deployment that they state is portable, durable, and simple to deploy and administer, and they describe instrumented monitoring that generated data points from which inferences about malicious users' activities and purpose could be drawn.

HoneypotDecoyAdversary engagementCloudNetwork

What we know

The work describes the deployment of an ensemble of research honeypot detectors to analyze and evaluate attackers' behavior. The authors present an outline of a containerized cloud honeypot deployment that they state is portable, durable, and simple to deploy and administer, and they describe instrumented monitoring that generated data points from which inferences about malicious users' activities and purpose could be drawn.

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  1. Containerized cloud-based honeypot deception for tracking attackers
    abstract · 2026-10-11

Reviewed: 2026-10-13. This record may change when new evidence is found.

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