My new cybersecurity project ✅
HONEYPOT DEPLOYMENT ON AWS
Before I get into how I did the project, here’s a quick explanation of what a honeypot is and why it’s useful.
A honeypot is like a fake system that we set up to look like a real target for hackers. It tricks them into thinking they’ve found something valuable, but in reality, it’s just there to catch them in the act.
And deploying a honeypot means placing this decoy system that we've created in a network where attackers can easily find it. It doesn’t hold any real data, but it lets us watch what hackers try to do, what tools they use, how they get in, and what exactly they’re after.
This helps companies in many ways. For example;
- Spot suspicious activity early
- Learn about new attack methods
- Keep real systems safer by distracting hackers
In short, a honeypot turns an attack into a learning opportunity and help us adds an extra layer of protection.
Now that we know this, let's move on to the project.
This is why JS community is not respected by the rest of the devs… they keep reinventing the wheel claiming their own library is the best 💀 plot twist: everybody in the comments is replying with another library #javascript is 🚮
People claiming AI taking our jobs is the same people using AI to answer personal or subjective questions such as “what’s your best skill” also the same people saying “prompt engineers are the future” as well as “google’s code is 100% AI written” food for thought #AI#google
@ptr_to_joel > “and then we can add some repositories that will use these factories, so the models or the services or the concerns won’t have all of these functions”
daily reminder:
all these "big scary maths symbols are actually simpler to understand in code" people need to read "A Programmer's introduction to Mathematics" by Jeremy Kun
The whole book is about that