Which term describes a network composed of multiple decoy systems designed to attract attackers?

• A. Honeypots
• B. Honeynet
• C. Deception Grid
• D. Sandtrap Network

Answer: (B)

A honeynet is a network built from multiple decoy systems intended to attract and study attacker activity. By linking several decoys, it creates a broader, more convincing environment that entices attackers to explore and reveal their techniques, tools, and movement within a controlled space. This setup is distinct from a single decoy (a honeypot), which serves the same purpose on a smaller scale. The other terms aren’t the standard way to describe a network of decoys, as they don’t specifically denote a coordinated network of multiple decoy hosts.