Design and Implementation of Web Honeypot Detection System Based on Search Engine
Binbin Wang, Yilian Zhang, Minjie Zhu, Yan Chen
Abstract
Binbin Wang, Yilian Zhang, Minjie Zhu, Yan Chen
Abstract
In these years, with the development of search engines, it is more convenient for people to get information via the Internet. However, despite the benefit, search engines bring new challenges to network security. More and more hackers search for vulnerable websites and computers with the help of search engines and make large-scale attacks. This is quite a challenge to traditional cybersecurity concepts. Honeypot is a technology that is widely used in capturing and analyzing hackers' behaviors. By building virtual objectives with vulnerabilities, honeypots attract hackers and analyze the interaction process with hackers. But traditional honeypot can't attract hackers well and just wait for attackers. We design and implement a new Web honeypot detection system based on search engines, which can not only attract hackers but also can renew the content automotive to synchronize with the new attack technologies. This new kind of honeypot makes up for the shortcomings of traditional honeypots and has great advantages in finding zero-day attacks.
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In these years, with the development of search engines, it is more convenient for people to get information via the Internet. However, despite the benefit, search engines bring new challenges to network security. More and more hackers search for vulnerable websites and computers with the help of search engines and make large-scale attacks. This is quite a challenge to traditional cybersecurity concepts. Honeypot is a technology that is widely used in capturing and analyzing hackers' behaviors. By building virtual objectives with vulnerabilities, honeypots attract hackers and analyze the interaction process with hackers. But traditional honeypot can't attract hackers well and just wait for attackers. We design and implement a new Web honeypot detection system based on search engines, which can not only attract hackers but also can renew the content automotive to synchronize with the new attack technologies. This new kind of honeypot makes up for the shortcomings of traditional honeypots and has great advantages in finding zero-day attacks.
Key concepts: Honeypot, Hacker, Computer security, Computer science, The Internet, Network security, Process (computing), World Wide Web