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Traps, Lures, And Honey Pots
White Papers Sometimes entire machines or even networks may be set up as honey pots to detect browsers. We have said that a secure gateway should run as few servers as possible. Since there is generally no mechanism for logging connection requests for unused...
[November 30, 2003, 23:00]
Distributive Immunization Of Networks Against Viruses Using The 'Honey-Pot' Architecture
White Papers The authors systemize this concept with a 'Honey-pot' architecture that achieves both early virus discovery and rapid antivirus dissemination. Although computer viruses cause tremendous economic loss, defence mechanisms fail to adapt to their rapid...
[June 14, 2006, 1:00]
Spies Target Techies With Honey Traps, Warns MI5
News It said travellers should be aware of local laws on social and sexual behaviour and make sure they obey them and avoid any "compromising behaviour which could make you vulnerable to subsequent blackmail" -- the so-called 'honey trap' approach.
[June 17, 2005, 15:15]
Spies Target Techies With Honey Traps, Warns MI5
Talkback Good news for foreign intelligence circles, isn't it? Henceforth, those Brits who don't follow this Code of Conduct are possibly MI6 agents. It's a matter of trade-off.
[June 17, 2005, 22:27]
Honey Pots And Honey Nets - Security Through Deception
White Papers Honey Pots are fake computer systems, setup as a "decoy", that are used to collect data on intruders. This paper describes a security tool and concept known as a Honey Pot and Honeynet. What makes this security tool different is that Honey Pots and...
[February 22, 2005, 2:00]
Honey To The B(oom)
Blog I'm not in the habit of reprinting people's press releases verbatim, but this practically demands it. My favourite bit comes at the end: "The mobile fume cupboard supplied by Air Science Technologies will help bees to be trained ‘on-the-fly’".
[May 17, 2007, 11:38]
Heather Honey Screensaver
Downloads Nature at night seems magical and this screensaver succeeds in a making it even more mesmerizing. This heather meadow seems so strange and so familiar. Maybe the Elves are singing and dancing here right now, shrouded in lilac haze.
[November 28, 2007, 11:03]
Use Of Avatar On A Honey Pot System
White Papers How to set up security for a high visibility web site using Avatar. Includes scripts and examples. Needing to set up security for a high visibility web site, I decided to implement control by using CyberSoft's Avatar(TM).
[August 14, 2003, 16:19]
The Ultimate Reuse Nightmare: Honey, I Got The Wrong DLL
White Papers Software reuse is now a reality. If you think I'm kidding, take a look at the installation of any major desktop software product, and ask yourself this question: Which files belong only to this application, and are not reused?
[August 14, 2003, 16:19]
Honey, I Caught A Worm: Building Yourself A Honeypot, Some Practical Issues
White Papers Different people have different views about the use of a honeypot. Some say it is a way to catch a hacker, or keep her busy so she does not hack your real server. Both of these probably apply to script kiddies, since these are of the point-and...
[February 25, 2005, 2:00]
Hive Drive
Downloads Hive Drive is an exciting game with vivid graphics, funny sound and a taste of honey. Cute bees are entertaining themselves gathering honey in an original way. Use your brain and move your fingers to prove yourself who is the coolest and most...
[February 26, 2008, 15:31]
Apiary Quest
Downloads Control bees to collect honey, move the flowers to let no less than 3 same flowers in a line. The flowers will disappear, and produce honey. When honey fill the bottle, the mission is completed. Every level has a different layout, different honey...
[May 28, 2007, 23:31]
Beesly's Buzzwords
Downloads Link up honeycomb letters to help Beesly spell words and make honey. Longer words make more honey and score more points. Beesly's Buzzwords makes spelling fun for a wide audience! Advance through the four seasons of each increasingly challenging...
[January 16, 2004, 3:31]
Buzzy Bumble
Downloads Move color pieces of nectar to make matching groups and your bees will buzz away with buckets of honey. Lots of fun power-ups will help you fill the honey meter to move on to the next level. With unique backgrounds, fantastic graphics, and...
[October 5, 2007, 13:27]
Dell Admits Indian Mistake
Talkback Honey .baby .honey doll. Well, wake up honey it is because where there are two people there will always be conflict.regardless of race.people will find something to fight about. Wow, Miss politically correct.
[August 11, 2006, 9:03]
Dell Admits Indian Mistake
Talkback Dad: I don't know honey. NO run for your life honey he is a Poonjabi. Hiya all. Why long faces here? Now to cheer ya all up I will tell a joke. Daughter: Daddy! who is that weird looking man, choking his head with that grungy piece of rug?
[October 11, 2006, 0:12]
Brightmail's New Software Tackles Zombies
News It gathers information on spammers by setting up "honey pots" -- fake email accounts on the Web designed to attract spambots trawling for new addresses to spam. According to Amir Lev, chief technical officer at Commtouch, Brightmail's honey pots...
[July 1, 2004, 14:30]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog The technique that honey bees use to communicate new-found food sources to other members of the colony is referred to as the ZigBee Principle. But perhaps honey isn't quite the right munchy metaphor -- I am forced, reluctantly, to speak instead of...
[October 15, 2004, 19:15]
Microsoft OneCare Is Your Best Protection. Really
Leader Oh sure, honey. That's very kind of you - isn't that kind of him, honey? I that right, honey? OK honey, thanks," Smith interrupted, as Monkey Boy began to clench a fist. Hey honey, you know more about that than I do, it works fine doesn't it?
[May 13, 2005, 12:55]
Staying One Step Ahead In The Anti-spam Arms Race
News We have more than two million "honey pots" and receive about 100 billion spam emails every month. We constantly monitor any changes in spam by using "honey pots" -- unused email addresses which we advertise on sites that spammers are known to use.
[June 16, 2004, 10:30]
