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One of the features of Bitfence is that; if a hacker attacks someone who is part of Bitfence network he will be tagged as a hacker at once and he will not be able to attack anyone else within bitfence network.

WOW! I didn't know about this attribute. I think it will really be nice for those hackers to carry the tag as a badge of honour Grin

That way we can be able to identify them

Now I understand the meaning of honeypot and all. Thanks for explaining this is simple language and that too in very short sentences.

It's a good idea. It will now become very easy for people to easily identify such hacker. But one thing is what exactly about the hacker will be tagged?? I mean will it be possible for the hacker to change ID, name, IP or Computer and then by pass the system??

True but I think the focus is on the behaviour. In the sense that the software would act as a bait; basically reflect that it is easily accesible and that it has stuff worth hacking; the behaviour then is all fed to the algorithm. Otherwise banning an IP can easily be manipulated.