A Distributed Honeypot System for Grid Security

In this paper, we propose a distributed honeypot model for grid computing system security. Based on the IDS Snort and the firewall IPTable, we set up a testing environment and use a simple watching dog to manage capture data. We also discuss implementation of the system and some future research topics.

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