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Visit at University of Tokyo and participation to the 9th Franco-Japanese Cybersecurity Workshop .

Daishi Kondo presented our first joint publication at LCN 2025 presenting our distributed hoineypot platform, SweetsPot . Networks of honeypots, similar to network telescopes, enable the monitoring of Internet threat activity. Honeypots can collect service-specific information about threat behavior and capabilities, depending on their configuration. This demonstration paper presents SweetsPot, a distributed honeypot data collection system. SweetsPot aims to facilitate threat research to model attacker behavior and characterize emerging threats. Additionally, SweetsPot supports live-streaming of event data, enabling rapid analysis, visualization, and timely threat response.

Second physical meeting at DFKI in Kaiserslautern, Germany.

We just held our official Kick Off meeting at the Centre Inria de l’Université de Lorraine !