Honeypots

The video tutorial explains behavior-based detection, which does not rely on known malicious signatures but uses informational context to detect anomalies in network behavior. It involves capturing and analyzing communication flows to identify patterns and detect deviations from normal behavior. Honeypots are introduced as a tool that lures attackers, allowing network administrators to capture and analyze their behavior, thus enhancing security knowledge and defenses.

In what way can behavior based detection reveal the presence of an attack?

What benefits does a network administrator gain from analyzing an attacker's behavior in a honeypot?