Which system is described as a honeypot that presents common Internet services to lure attackers?

• A. NetPatch Firewall
• B. ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
• C. Mobiwol NoRoot Firewall
• D. Mobile Privacy Shield

Answer: (A)

A honeypot is a decoy system designed to attract attackers by offering services that look legitimate but are isolated and monitored. Its purpose is to observe attacker techniques, gather intelligence, and divert malicious activity away from real assets. In this scenario, the system described as a honeypot presents common Internet services to lure attackers, which matches the idea of a decoy that misleads and records attacker actions for study. The other options are standard protective tools—firewalls or privacy apps—that block or control access rather than inviting interest with tempting services. They don’t serve as decoys to attract and analyze attacker behavior.