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Design of Network Forensic System Based on Honeynet

Misra et al.

Document ID: 8437711609258909248
Author: Misra R; Dhir R
Publication venue: Int. J. Innov. Eng. Technol

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Network forensics deals with the capturing and analysis of the trace and logs of network intrusions from the multiple systems for providing the information to characterize intrusion or features. This paper demonstrates the internal working of implementation of server honeypot …

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