Honeypot Havoc: Azure’s Anomaly Unveils the Impact of NAT Redirection on Malware Mayhem!

Malware mayhem meets mismatched honeypots! When one Azure pot caught just two files, it was clear—our honeypot had a case of the lonelies. Turns out, it’s all in the ports… and a firewall faux pas.

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Once upon a time in the cloud, a lonely Azure honeypot was missing all the malware parties. Why? Because its firewall logs hadn't been updated since the digital stone age (aka January 2024). It turns out, in the world of cybersecurity, having outdated defense is like throwing a masquerade ball and forgetting the masks – you miss all the disguised (malicious) fun!

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