Utilizing a honeypot within a segmented area of the network to attract and identify potential attackers is a misapplication of threat hunting resources.
False
True
The use of a honeypot within a threat hunting strategy is an established and proactive security measure. Honeypots serve as deception technology, which aims to trap, distract, and understand attackers by presenting them with a seemingly vulnerable target. Far from being a misapplication, honeypots can provide valuable intelligence on attack vectors, exploitation techniques, and post-compromise activity, thereby enhancing the efficacy of a threat hunting operation. The answer 'True' may seem plausible because honeypots are often discussed in a more passive, detection-oriented context, but they have a critical role in active threat hunting and are therefore very appropriately applied when seeking to identify malicious activity.
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