Which of the following honeypots captures limited amounts of information, mainly transactional data and some limited interaction?

A low-interaction honeypot simulates a limited set of services or protocols and captures only basic transactional data such as connection attempts, source IPs, and packet headers, without exposing a real operating system to the attacker. This approach minimizes both risk and resource consumption while still providing enough intelligence to detect automated scanning and probing activity.

High-interaction honeypots run fully functional operating systems and services, enabling extensive attacker engagement and capturing rich behavioral data far beyond simple transactional records.

Network honeypot describes the deployment context or scope, not the interaction level or data capture depth that characterizes a honeypot type.

Medium-interaction honeypots emulate a broader set of services than low-interaction types and capture more detailed behavioral data that goes well beyond limited transactional records.