HONEYNET QUARTER (HNQ)
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MISSION
To learn the tools, tactics and motives involved in cyber attacks, and share the lessons learned.
VISION
A diverse, talented and engaged group of cybersecurity experts who conduct open, cross-disciplinary research and development into the evolving cyber threat landscape.
WHAT WE DO
RESEARCH
Cybersecurity research efforts covering data analysis approaches, unique cybersecurity tool developments, and gathering data about attackers.
TOOLS
Develop cybersecurity tools to combat cyber threats.
AWARENESS
Raise awareness of cyber threats and vulnerabilities that exist on the cyberspace today — Allowing people to better understand the cybersecurity threat landscape, and take action to manage cyber risk.
OUR SENSORS NETWORK & DATA ANALYTICS PLATFORM
We deploys a wide range of honeypots and sensors in the global cyberspace. Data captured and collected allows our members and partners to conduct research, analysis and development.
PROJECTS
HONEYPOT 4.0
Completed 2020
USING HONEYPOTS FOR CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
Completed 2019
SECURE.JAR — DEFENDING THE DECEPTOR
Completed 2019
D3O — DECEPTION FRAMEWORK
Completed 2018
BEETRACE — IOT HONEYPOT FRAMEWORK
Completed 2018
BEEWARE — WEB BROWSER HONEYCLIENT
Completed 2018
H.O.S.T. — STATE OF INTERNET CYBERSECURITY SURVEY TOOL
Completed 2017
SODEZTIA — MANAGING HONEYPOTS WITH DEVSECOPS
Completed 2017
I4RMHONEY — HONEYPOTS & CYBER THREAT INTELLIGENCE
Completed 2017
HONEYPOTS & GAME THEORY
Completed 2017
IOT HONEYPOT — HTTP WEBCAM
Completed 2015
HONEYS — SINKHOLE HONEYPOT
Completed 2011
HBOT — INSTANT MESSAGING HONEYPOT
Completed 2010
TERMS OF REFERENCE
HNQ Crew/members has an obligation to perform 2 or more of the following activities in a given year:
Deploying Honeypots — Collecting & Analysing Cyber Attack Data
Developing Tools
Play an active in The Honeynet Project's Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
Writing and/or reviewing papers regarding honeypots
Writing books, contributing to a book chapter, or giving feedback to a book author regarding honeypots
Presenting about honeypots at meetups or conferences
Providing honeypots training activities at workshops and other venues
Running a booth about honeypots at an event
Supporting The Honeynet Project's activities in a committee, officer or director position
Obtaining funds for The Honeynet Project through Workshop sponsorships, donations, and grants