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Causal analysis of attacks against honeypots based on properties of countries

The authors analyze how country attributes—such as population size, access to information and communication technologies, and ICT use—influence the number of secure shell attacks seen by their honeynet, using four statistical models built from three data sources and methods including partial least-squares path modelling and clustering of countries by similarity.

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The authors analyze how country attributes—such as population size, access to information and communication technologies, and ICT use—influence the number of secure shell attacks seen by their honeynet, using four statistical models built from three data sources and methods including partial least-squares path modelling and clustering of countries by similarity.

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  1. Causal analysis of attacks against honeypots based on properties of countries
    abstract · 2026-10-11

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

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