Honeypot Houses Yael: Did Mossack Fonseca have a distress signal/honeypot house where they torture people?
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"I'm a natural honeypot," she wrote about the shoes online.
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This makes them a virtual honeypot for hacks and thefts.
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The owner of the honeypot had pulled out the Ether.
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Meanwhile, Hansen finds his way to Josh and Casey's honeypot.
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"When someone hits a honeypot it's malicious activity," Kolton said.
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Xing tells us that Honeypot is its biggest acquisition to date.
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Besides potentially endangering its users, Vigilante presents a honeypot for abuse.
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Micah: It would be really expensive to run a honeypot house.
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It's the visage of an ideal beauty queen, a honeypot of envy.
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Another employee, according to Buzzfeed, has called Twitter a 'honeypot for assholes'.
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"It's taboo," Gadi Evron, the C.E.O. of Cymmetria, a honeypot developer, said.
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"Product inaction created a honeypot for assholes," one former employee told BuzzFeed.
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Do we know any IRL cases where people had a honeypot house?
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ZeroFox's honeypot account picked up 23 new followers that appeared to be in the money flipping business after following prominent banks on Instagram, and two of the new followers reached out to engage the honeypot in an attempted scam.
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"Honeypot!" riffs hilariously on this, from the perspectives of both Katie and Diana.
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How long until it led someone to a honeypot location to get robbed?
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Over two years, ZeroFox tracked Instagram scammers and even lured them using honeypot accounts.
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Compared with those days, she says, today's youngsters grow up "in a honeypot". Maybe.
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The "honeypot" was intended to lure hackers to see if they could break in.
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Yael: Hmm, do we know any IRL cases where people had a honeypot house?
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The changes come amid widespread criticism of Twitter, which BuzzFeed News called "honeypot" for harassment.
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Chinese censors reportedly banned Pooh last summer, but the honeypot meme has circulated widely nonetheless.
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After launching a honeypot platform, he began selling a "legal hack-back" add-on, MazeHunter.
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Yet there's more to Afweyne's misstep into a honeypot than a stupid, vainglorious fuck up.
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Or, sometimes they even create "honeypot" networks, which are fake networks designed to steal your information.
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And frankly, this season's honeypot plots are far from The Americans' most squeamish uses of the tactic.
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An interesting new Ethereum-based honeypot has been discovered that essentially allows hackers to steal from hackers.
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The dignified, historical ARAPAHO led right around into HOECAKE, which crossed with HONEYPOT, which ran through BOOTYLICIOUS.
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HONEYPOT BOTS These bots are meant to distract trolls by goading them into fighting with unthinking machines.
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The honeypot was monitoring areas in Europe, but Geenens quickly saw that the botnet's reach was much wider.
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The UAE, a federation of seven tiny desert monarchies, has become a lucrative honeypot for US military contractors.
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One of the most delicious honeypot bots of this campaign was targeted at one Twitter user in particular.
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It's all the advantages of the honeypot with none of the risks–executing cyber-judo with the hackers' hubris.
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It claims to share "everyday fashion inspiration," but actually seems like a honeypot to trick unsuspecting fools like me.
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This honeypot should inspire the this CSO to go to great lengths to protect herself and her company's data.
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The trick of "Honeypot" is a simple one, as it flips the traditional narrative of sexual harassment on its head.
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Facebook is already negatively implicated in state surveillance activity as a honeypot of data utilized by intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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Honeypot adds additional features to help make this process more accurate and less of a waste of time on both sides.
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This week, we spoke to DJ Mamabear, who hosts Honeypot on Dublab and is a member of the Sweater Funk crew.
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Claire is surprised, but clearly intrigued, because that night, she introduces Jamie to her bare "honeypot" (as he keeps calling it).
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A sure-fire clear sky above the photogenic Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut will make it a honeypot site for excited eclipse-chasers.
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Because without servers there's no centralizing of data in concentrated storage units, meaning there are no honeypot targets for hackers or snoopers.
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According to Mr Jim, Hong Kong may be the "last refuge" of the tree, so it has become a "honeypot" for tree-snatchers.
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Once an intruder enters a Cymmetria honeypot, a client can monitor the attacker and gather information on it, or it can activate MazeHunter.
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Some small networks are repurposed as honeypot operations by small-time blackmailers who trawl their nodes for nude photos and other embarrassing material.
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Today, there are many honeypot security programs available with which cybersecurity teams can deploy to draw hackers' attention wherever they wish it to go.
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" When fussy British producer Greg Walsh (Adam Campbell) hears Katie talking about Law & Order, he says he prefers the English version, Barristers & Decorum. "Honeypot!
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Another woman told Farrow that she was asked to serve as such a "honeypot," joining the beginning of meetings between Weinstein and the women.
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Amid all of this truly haunting information came Thursday night's Great News episode "Honeypot," which was officially the week's most important scripted TV episode. Why?
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It can also be a "honeypot," a remark designed to lure people with sincere beliefs into a battle of words just for fun, or lulz.
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Public health experts are divided, vapers are becoming political activists, and Big Tobacco continues to dip its fingers in the vaping honeypot, with questionable intentions.
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And much as I love a good honeypot conspiracy, the Pentagon wouldn't dangle a grand total of $150,000 as a way to entrap nefarious hackers.
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In some cases, the authorities, in so-called honeypot operations, have taken down black market sites, then reopened them to get more information about users.
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Xing already offered job listings as part of its platform, with 20,000 businesses as customers; but Honeypot will add a few different things to the mix.
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London has become a honeypot for the international super-rich, especially in the past twenty years, as the city has emerged as the world's financial center.
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Micah: I don't think it was a Mossack Fonseca-like company with the honeypot house, I think it was more like the Dark Army with one.
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Frances Valentine's Honeypot bag, a mini woven basket bag that features a gold chain handle and leather top with magnetic closure, has a waitlist of 1,500 people.
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While the idea of a honeypot is not new, in the past they were used to alert IT administrators that there was a hacker in the system.
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There is talk of a mysterious new and yet-to-open partner site, but many are wondering whether this could be a honeypot devised by the authorities.
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Meanwhile, the main story in "Honeypot!" puts a provocative twist on our current #MeToo / Time's Up moment, as Katie attacks Diana's accusers to protect a woman she admires.
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"The storage of this information will create a honeypot of data which if breached, lost, or hacked, would have serious security consequences for their identity security," Samson says.
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To cope with the oceans of data the honeypot software had recorded from all these attacks, the researchers used machine learning algorithms tricked out to fit their specific needs.
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First, it will give Xing more traction specifically in the tech vertical, since Honeypot first started out in 2015 targeting developers although it later expanded to other tech jobs.
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Cloned apps that are essentially carriers for a single ad or conversion module or as a vessel for a subscription honeypot that charges the maximum amount for a sub.
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She's the one who cocked a wary eyebrow when Elizabeth told her they don't use sex to get information, before going rogue to pull off her own honeypot scheme.
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Then, acting as Prenda Law, they'd pressure their marks to settle the honeypot infringements out of court, or risk having their names publicly associated with porn (and the piracy thereof).
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TwitterOnce called a "honeypot for assholes" by a former employee, Twitter is has uniformly been lousy at keeping the very worst people from using its platform for the very worst reasons.
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Historically, many security-related start-ups have focused on inventing significant new technologies that address narrowly-defined threat exposures — suspect user behavior, ransomware attacks, or honeypot-driven deception tricks, for example.
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Going forward, around 100,000 IT specialists from all over the world who are registered on Honeypot will be able to connect with the many first-rate employers in German-speaking countries.
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" In creating @arguetron, she took the simple concept of Reed's honeybot projects ("honeypot" plus "bot") and "expanded upon it significantly so people would stay engaged for much longer periods of time.
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The law that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is reportedly eyeing as a potential $1 billion honeypot for giving guns to schools could technically offer a small loophole to funnel the money.
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The keyboard on a MacBook is a honeypot for all the trash you consume, a truth Apple understands—which is why it's been flirting with a solution for nearly two years now.
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Yael: I mean there was that newspaper that owned a bar in the greatest act of undercover reporting of all time... Harlo: Something I dig about the honeypot house: cellular dead zone.
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According to Sahin, an expert on telephony fraud, she and her colleagues learned about Lenny while trying to develop a telephone "honeypot" of their own to collect real-world data on telemarketing scams.
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It said that the platform took down or suspended "honeypot pages" in about two weeks, pages mimicking real pages in an hour or two, and some profiles impersonating real people over varying periods.
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I didn't think about that, because they're like, let's kill that, even though they were sort of the honeypot of Silicon Valley right now, at the same time nobody ... they had no friends.
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Cybereason on Monday released a report on its "Honeypot Project," which is designed so that the firm's researchers could learn more about the tactics and techniques hackers employ while trying to compromise control systems.
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Morris takes issue with the idea of this being a "honeypot"—a term used to describe devices that are purposefully left exposed to see what attackers might do—because GreyNoise isn't actively trying to bait hackers.
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As company co-founder and CEO George Avetisov puts it, the idea is to get rid of that credentials honeypot sitting on the servers at most large organizations, and moving the identity processing to the device.
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The last few Teen Suicide records were vast enough to comfortably contain all those multitudes; their 24 swan song, It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot, was a 26-song, 70-minute-long opus.
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"This all sounds curiously like things haven't changed at Twitter one iota since 2016, when BuzzFeed News reported on a litany of similar issues that had resulted in the site becoming a decade-long "honeypot for assholes.
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Not that It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot is entirely without humour as an album title, but this time last year Teen Suicide were joking about calling it Let's Rid the World of Music.
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The DoD and FBI wanted to turn the server into a honeypot of sorts, and asked David Hedges, then an IT manager consulting for the company, to secretly record all the hacker's activity on the web server.
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That said, while their new album It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot is intended as a corrective to the past, it's also building on everything that made Teen Suicide so captivating in the first place.
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It's also become increasingly evident — through looks, not words, as is this show's wont — that Philip in particular is uncomfortable with the honeypot element of their mission, something Paige really can't know about for a variety of reasons.
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This guy was a honeypot target, and its surprising that those who made the decisions to ignore the FBI chose to do so, because he's a clear vulnerability from a national security standpoint in the most classic sense.
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"The impact of this inflammatory allegation, which painted Ms. Butina as some type of Kremlin-trained seductress, or spy-novel honeypot character, trading sex for access and power, cannot be overstated," Driscoll wrote in court documents last month.
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Caroline Framke: In an episode that features Philip and Elizabeth launching new honeypot operations, Paige flexing her spy muscles in Pastor Tim's house (welcome back, Pastor Tim!), Stan essentially blackmailing the FBI, and Mischa making it to New York(
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Ricky Eat Acid) will release their first new music since 2012 (and last under the Teen Suicide moniker), the fantastically-titled 26-song double LP It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot (via Run For Cover Records).
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This week, we discussed [SPOILERS, obvs] the probability of getting an envelope with a ringing dumb phone with a hacker on the other end of the line, dead man's switches, hacking cameras at Grand Central Station, and honeypot houses.
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Twitter—described this year by a former employee as "a honeypot for assholes"—has routinely overlooked moderation, which led to the mob of followers willing to do the bidding of professional troll Milo Yiannopolis slinging abuse at SNL star Leslie Jones.
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"Just two days after the honeypot went live, attackers had discovered it, prepared the asset for sale on the dark Web and sold it to another criminal entity who was also interested in [industrial control system] environments," according to the report.
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Security is one core critical theme, with concerns, for instance, about the vast honeypot of user data the bill proposes to create, via provisions such as the aforementioned 'Internet Connection Records', risking becoming an inevitable target for hackers or blackmailers.
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In February 22015, the Federal Bureau of Investigation launched an operation that was notable for two reasons: it was the largest known law enforcement hacking operation to date, and it entailed operating a child pornography website as a honeypot for 203 days.
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As a former senior employee at Twitter told BuzzFeed's Charlie Warzel, Twitter has become "a honeypot for assholes" in large part because the exposure of people like Jones weren't exactly considered when the platform was formed: The original sin is a homogenous leadership.
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These fake attack vectors attract hackers like digital chum, allowing the security team to observe new malware and innovations in hacking technique as they're being applied to the honeypot–so called for their similarity to Winnie The Pooh's eternal struggle with his snack container.
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Second, Honeypot's structure is a natural fit for a social recuitment platform: as with a lot of social recruiting, Honeypot lets recruiters use platforms, profile pages and social graphics to find and approach candidates, rather than candidates reaching out in response to specific opportunities.
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While Diana has seemed nothing but professional since joining Great News in the season 2 premiere, "Board Room Bitch," named after one of Diana's fictional books, it's revealed in "Honeypot" she has started sexually harassing the male staff of fictional cable news network MMN.
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Later that night (or like, a few minutes later based on the exposition — starting to seriously feel like I need an explainer on how time works in Midnight), Hightower kidnaps Olivia as part of a honeypot scheme the Scooby gang concocted that ends with Hightower chained up.
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Sam Ray wrote and recorded it all over a nine-day stretch in May 2015, in the midst of a "manic, terrified, paranoid burst of energy," but it was consumed by the release of Teen Suicide's cacophonous farewell, It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot.
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"After so many users got stung in the Hansa honeypot operation, there is a similar sense of dread about Dream's claim to be re-opening on a new site," says Patrick Shortis, a criminology researcher at Manchester University who is a dark net market and cryptocurrency expert.
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" Her lawyers argued that a gag order would render them unable to defend Butina's reputation amid massive press interest and to push back on efforts by the prosecution to portray Butina "as some type of Red Sparrow or spy-novel honeypot character, trading sex for access and power.
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She continued: And, in order to make these women feel more comfortable, he would ask a female executive or assistant to start those meetings with him ... It almost felt like the executive or assistant was made to be a honeypot to lure these women in, to make them feel safe.
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They also become a very effective honeypot for people to amass long lists of things they would like to own without buying them, which in itself is an important way for Amazon to track what people actually want to have, which can then be used for its third-party and direct merchandising strategy.
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At the time, a security researcher was able to demonstrate that an NSA tool dubbed BENIGNCERTAIN could be used to grab VPN passwords in some Cisco products, and a professor at New York University set up a honeypot to see if anyone was trying to perform another attack based on leaked exploits.
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And while Burnham writes of ICRs being a "powerful new capability", he does not query the proportionality of the capability, nor the security risks posed by requiring ISPs store such a honeypot of data on a rolling yearly basis — merely calling for ICRs to be more tightly defined and access to them controlled.
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Another thing that often happens with places that provide services to people who use drugs is you can get a NIMBY [not in my backyard] effect — in which local residents are concerned that this will act as a honeypot drawing more people to the neighborhood, causing them to be opposed to the new service.
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That second image in particular functions as a bit of a dual metaphor, as our intrepid spies have been busy little bees of late, to the point where they're feeling stretched so thin that they try to beg off their Kansas honeypot mission (holy crap, there's a THIRD nod to the bees) when Gabriel presents it to them.
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While "Honeypot" ended as well as it could for all involved — it was eventually revealed Diana wasn't a true pervert, she simply wanted the kind of multi-million-dollar golden parachute most white, male executives get for running head-first into a creepy harassment suit — it still brought up some truths we all needed to hear, with some laughs attached.
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According to Naik, new threat signatures are detected by an IoT honeypot network covering different IoT device architectures; anomalies are identified by profiling individual device behavior based on parameters such as periodicity of transmissions, payload size, protocols and ports; intrusions into IoT ecosystems are detected by an integrated Intrusion Detection System (IDS); and IoT web interfaces are secured through a WAF.
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When he planted hundreds of fake secret military documents on his network that tricked his hacker into staying logged into the Lawrence Berkeley system long enough for a German telecom employee to trace the intrusion to the hacker's location in Hanover, he was building a "honeypot"—the same sort of decoy regularly used to track and analyze modern hackers and botnets.
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And the whole episode is about people slowly engineering the pieces required to "develop" a larger story: Tuan working the kids to get to Pascha, the Jenningses being informed that they'll have to stay on the honeypot trail possibly for years, and them wondering how they'll put together Pastor Tim's future — even the plot with Stan and his girlfriend still has Philip wondering if it's a setup.
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The company's development workflow involves finding a programmer writing exactly the right code for a project, planting cameras in their apartment to capture their typing, sending one of NURV's own employees to bludgeon the programmer to death, framing a local gang, storing camera footage of the murder on a database secretly located in a day care center, then passing the deeply suspicious code to another employee that it recruited through a months-long honeypot operation.
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