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Topic: Cyber Deception

Cyber deception is a deliberate and controlled act to conceal networks, create uncertainty and confusion against the adversary's efforts to establish situational awareness, and to influence and misdirect adversary perceptions and decision processes. The best known attempts at cyber deception in the commercial realm are honeypots and honeynets.

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