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RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service)
RAM
     high-interaction virtual honeypot requirements
     HoneyBOT requirements
     Honeywall installation requirements
     MWare requirements
     SiteAdvisor requirements
     virtual machine requirements
RATs (Remote Access Trojans)
RBot 2nd
read( ) method, Sebek 2nd
RealPlayer vulnerabilities
Reconnaissance, high-interaction honeypots
Red Hat 8.0 case study
     evaluation of attack
     overview of
     summary of attack
     timeline of attack
     tools involved in attack
RedPill VMM detection code
Registry access, CWSandbox 2nd
Remote Access Trojans (RATs)
Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)
reset command, Argos
reset command, Honeyd
Resource discrepancies, detection with
resume command, Argos
Revisit policy
Risk, of honeypots
     high-interaction
     high-interaction vs.low-interaction
     legal aspects of
RolePlayer
     applications of
     overview of
     research studies
Root filesystem, UML 2nd
root user
Rootkits
     CWSandbox functionality for
     detecting
     Haxdoor capabilities
     nepenthes incapable of detecting
     SHv5 rootkit
Routers
     as high-interaction honeypots
     how Honeyd works
     Potemkin architecture
Routing topologies, Honeyd 2nd
RPC DCOM exploit
RPM-based VMPlayer
RST flag, TCP
Ruby
Runtime flags, command-line
     Honeyd
     honeytrap
     LaBrea installation
     nepenthes
     NMap
     TCP
     tcpdump
     UML runtime
-S flag, tcpdump
-s servicelog runtime flag, Honeyd
-s snaplen flag, tcpdump
-s (-switch-safe), LaBrea installation

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