A honeypot is a network-attached system set up as a decoy to lure cyberattackers and to detect, deflect or study hacking attempts in order to gain unauthorized access to information systems. The same goes vice versa, in which a hacker tries to distract a, e.G. , Company with a mock-up hack, to proceed to the main hack, of which the, e.G. , company doesn’t know about.
by thotaroo June 18, 2020
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by Cogexkin March 6, 2019
A man with a fore-skin, using this fore-skin in combination with another persons tongue or finger.
The fore-skin is held open as the other fingers with him/her's finger or tongue.
The fore-skin is held open as the other fingers with him/her's finger or tongue.
by KaptanKrackaFat June 2, 2018
Honeypot is a term used on the deep web to identify websites which are likely sting operations. They are characterized by being easily found, and generally selling illicit drugs, or illegally selling firearms for prices too good to be true. As stated previously these deep web sites are generally sting operations ran by the FBI.
I was going to buy some drugs off this site I found on the deep web, but I suspected it was a Honeypot; I didn't buy the drugs in the end.
by MidWestSlangExplained March 15, 2017
(adj.) - A word used to describe or characterize a distraction that is used to lull a target (eg. A targeted person or hacker) while it is being observed or coerced, and which usually results in the target being neutralized, degraded or defeated.
The Targeted Individual was set up with a Honeypot by his stalkers, and their relationship ended in his reputation being tarnished, his finances in ruin, and he lost his job.
by Bratton77 November 24, 2022