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The investigation on cowrie honeypot logs in establishing rule signature snort

Satria et al., 2021

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17809819779472752028
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Satria E
Huda T
Iqbal M
Sarjana F
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science

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The attack of brute force is still one of the popular attacks used to hack into your account unauthorized by a computer system. Brute force is also the most crucial attack and has a high risk of the system being taken over. Investigating brute force attacks is useful for …
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