document: SubSeven 's Honey Pot program A serious security threat today are malicious executables , especially new , unseen malicious executables often arriving as email attachments . These new malicious executables are created at the rate of thousands every year and pose a serious threat . Current anti-virus systems attempt to detect these new malicious programs with heuristics generated by hand . This approach is costly and often ineffective . We introduce the Trojan Horse SubSeven , its capabilities and influence over intrusion detection systems . A Honey Pot program is implemented , simulating the SubSeven Server . The Honey Pot Program provides feedback and stores data to and from the SubSeven 's client
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extractive_keyphrases: honey pot program security threat malicious executables email attachments trojan horse subseven intrusion detection systems
abstractive_keyphrases: anti-virus systems