Your manager asks you to configure a honeypot to track malicious user activity. You install the host in the screened subnet without any patches and configure a web site and an SMTP server on it. You have configured nothing else on the host. Identify a problem with this configuration.
A. The honeypot needs to be patched.
B. Honeypots should not run a web site.
C. Honeypot logs are not being forwarded to another secured host.
D. Honeypots should not run SMTP services.
C. The honeypot host is unpatched and is therefore vulnerable, so storing the only copy of log files (a default setting) on a honeypot means attackers could delete the contents of logs to remove all traces of their malicious activity.