A honey pot is a computer trap that is used to attract potential intruders or attackers. Which of the following are some advantages of honey pots? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. C

Risk of takeover is a disadvantage of honeypots, not an advantage - a compromised honeypot can be used as a pivot point to attack legitimate internal systems.

Limited view is a disadvantage of honeypots, not an advantage - honeypots only observe attacks directed specifically at them and cannot monitor broader network-wide threats.

Because only attackers interact with a honeypot - legitimate users have no reason to access it - any traffic logged is inherently suspicious, which eliminates the false positive noise common in production IDS systems and makes alerts highly reliable.

Honeypots attract only attacker traffic rather than normal user activity, so the dataset they generate is small and targeted, containing exclusively malicious activity that is straightforward to analyze without filtering out benign events.