Abstract
Medium interaction honeypot for network security to detect cyber attacks
Highlights
The Network security ought to be a high priority while considering a system setup because of the growing threat of hackers endeavoring to infect as many computers possible
This paper initially focused on what is honeypot and reasons why honeypots are essential in network field
Raspberry Pi is connected through HDMI and the Medium Interaction Honeypot framework is created and it will be detecting the IP triggering given by various devices (Phone, Laptop) as well as DoS attack given by LOIC (Low Orbit Ion Canon)
Summary
The Network security ought to be a high priority while considering a system setup because of the growing threat of hackers endeavoring to infect as many computers possible. Honeypot innovation is pushing forward quickly, and, in future honeypots will be difficult to ignore (Pa et al, 2016). It can fill the growing gaps left by traditional IDS, which experience the ill effects of false positives and a lack of alert intelligence (Kondra et al, 2016). We shall concentrate on how a honeypot can be setup on a system utilizing kali Linux on Raspberry Pi3. Following this we shall demonstrate some real time simulation of how honeypots have been utilized and what were the results. At long last we shall talk about our future work that is smart honeypot creation in SCADA environment
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