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The amount of honeypot logs fluctuates over time. It is quite uncommon for honeypot logs to be idle, signifying that there are no internet scans or nefarious activities producing logs. Honeypots have the potential to experience significant surges in activity [1], but this has generally been more of an exception than the norm. Nonetheless, in recent months, there has been a striking rise in honeypot log quantities and the frequency at which these elevated volumes occur. This increase has not only affected my personal honeypot, which has traditionally recorded higher log quantities, but also all of the honeypots that I manage and archive logs from regularly.
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