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ORGANIZATION
New structure:
Hugo Gonzalez - Full Member, Chapter Leader
Miguel Lopez
New contributors:
Francisco Ordaz
Rafael Llamas
Armín García
The Chapter members are interested in research projects covering the following topics:
1. Low-interaction/high-interaction client honeypots
2. Distributed honeynet deployment, operation and data analysis
3. Automated malware collection and analysis systems
DEPLOYMENTS
* We have some boxes with dionaea.
* Skynet on the latin america domains.
Mexican Chapter Chapter Status Report For 2008
=== ORGANIZATION ===
The Mexican HP Chapter members are:
Miguel Hernández y López (miguel_at_honeynet.org.mx)
Hugo Gonzalez Robledo (hugo_at_honeynet.org.mx)
=== DEPLOYMENTS ===
* Capture HP deployment and a nepenthes sensor in several networks.
* Working with different government agencies in Argentina to implement Nepenthes sensors and Honeynets Gen III within their networks
Mexican Chapter - Annual Report
=== ORGANIZATION ===
The Mexican HP Chapter members are:
Miguel Hernández y López (miguel_at_honeynet.org.mx)
Hugo Gonzalez Robledo (hugo_at_honeynet.org.mx)
=== DEPLOYMENTS ===
* Capture HP deployment and a nepenthes sensor in several networks.
* Working with different government agencies in Argentina to implement Nepenthes sensors and honeynets Nepenthes within their networks
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