Google Summer of Code 2009

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Google Summer of Code 2009

The Honeynet Project was selected for this year's Google Summer of Code. If you are a student and interested in participating in the program, please take a look at http://www.honeynet.org/gsoc. There you will find all information about the projects related to the Honeynet Project. Google will begin accepting applications from students beginning today, thus you need to be quick...

This entry was posted by Thorsten Holz on Monday, March 23. 2009 at 14:14. and is filed under honeynets. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog.

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This weblog deals with IT-security related stuff and honeypots / honeynets in particular. In addition, the main focus is on malware and bots / botnets.

I will teach a training course on honeynets, botnets, malware, and related topic at CanSec.

The blog is maintained by Thorsten Holz (Twitter: @thorstenholz). I work as a postdoctoral research fellow at Vienna University of Technology, specifically at the International Secure Systems Lab. I am one of the founders of the German Honeynet Project and obtained a doctorate from the Laboratory for Dependable Distributed Systems (University of Mannheim) in May 2009. You can reach me at thorsten.holz [at] gmail.com

Together with Niels Provos, I wrote a book on honeypots:

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