The Georgia Tech Honeynet Project

The Georgia Tech Honeynet Project is sponsored by Henry Owen's Network Security and Architecture (NSA) laboratory and is a proud member of the Honeynet Alliance and the Distributed Honeynets Project. We have extensive experience with honeynets and have collected 5 years of malware and attack traces, which we share with fellow researchers.
Here at Georgia Tech, we focus on network monitoring, security visualization, data analysis, and forensics. We have created tools for hard drive forensics, firewall and IDS visualization, attack trace forensics, packet anonymization, honeynet report generation, fastflux DNS tracking, peer-to-peer network tracking, ghost-based honeynet deployment, live-cd honeymole.

Security Blogs

• Schneier on Security
• SunbeltBlog
• Packet Storm Security
• SANS Internet Storm Center
• Security to the Core
• Destroy all Malware
• Tao of Security
• honeyblog
• .:Computer Defense:.