CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 Practice Question

Honeytokens are uniquely crafted bait elements embedded within data systems to detect unauthorized access. They can be any type of data, such as fake records or credentials, that appear legitimate but are monitored for interactions. When a honeytoken is accessed or used, it triggers an alert, allowing the security team to identify and respond to potential security breaches. While a honeyfile is a specific type of honeytoken in the form of a file, using honeytokens provides a broader approach, not limited to just files. Honeypots and honeynets involve setting up decoy systems or networks, which are more suited for detecting external attackers rather than monitoring interactions within data repositories.