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After all hacking attacks companies suffered past few years this solutions seems to solve the problem mentioned. Well done!

This project will be needed for sure in the future and also right now. More and more hackers are active nowadays because of the crypo growing in popularity.

Yeah everyone is in a get rich scheme where and some people took theirs too extreme that they decided to take from hardworking individuals who were not security conscious and fell right in the trap of hacker's..

Yes, is really an unpleasant thing and my wish is for this project to become a reality and help stamp out this disease called hacking out of the global system and create that feeling of safety once you go online, every click, every login that we engage everyday is a potential opportunity for a hacker to strike, we all just need to be careful

I think that hacker's will always try to find a way to do their thing. But i think that if there are projects like this who keep them from hacking then they might eventually give up.

Lol they will never give up, does security cameras and police stop bank robbers? Nope. Look at the current security solutions, there are very effective enterprise level products that stop external threats, but did you see in the news that a Las Vegas casino was hacked via a smart thermostat in a fish tank? We need to be realistic, this is going to help in the fight again hackers, the honeypot will finger print and send out to the rest of the network, and their routers will block any further attacks, but it isn't going to 'make them give up'. Maybe Bitfence should also do an educational series on cyber security in companies, like I said in a previous post, you can have all the security in the world, but if someone plugs in a USB, or gets tailgated into the office etc it's over.

I support this position 10001%.. If the security bitfence is trying to set up is anything to go by, it's an holistic system here intended to secure the user all round but it will be easily defeated when there is a lack of information or rather education on the part of the user which is by itself a big threat, i think bitfence can look at educating alongside the set up, that way the right tool is used with the right knowledge

Exactly, if they can provide a software solution but also provide education to companies as well, it'll be a great step. Online webinars or videos with best practices etc.