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From: Bsd Neophyte <bsdneophyte@yahoo.com>
Subject: script-kiddie trap?
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I remember something about a year or two ago.  Someone designed some sort
of application that acted as a psuedo-network that would trap a
script-kiddie by giving them "access" to the network through something
that would appear to be a hole caused by popular trojans. (long sentance I
know)

The false network was pretty convincing.  While the intruder would poke
around and cause mayhem, this tool would log everything about the person
so that you could file a pretty convincing case against them.

Is there anything like this that's free... better yet, included in the
ports?

-Sameer



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