Study on Application of Honeypot in Campus Net Security

Huang Xin; Si Dong Yu; Rong Ze Wan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.765-767.1560

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Study on Application of Honeypot in Campus Net Security

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With the development of digital campus construction, the campus network size has been rapid growth, but there are also many network security problems. The honeypot technology is introduced and based on the development of net technology, combined with the campus network security problem, the honeypot technology applied to the campus network in Guangxi Agricultural-vocational Technique College is put forward, which can make the security of campus network unobstructed

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 765-767)

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Huang Xin, Si Dong Yu, Rong Ze Wan

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Campus Net Security, Honeypot

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