**3. Client honeypots**

A honeypot is one of the security technologies that helps an organization to catch viruses, malware, or attackers, and it acts as an alarm system that discovers the attempts to attack a network. Honeypot technology is defined as a "security resource whose value lies in being investigated, attacked, or compromised" [1]. The types of honeypot are active and passive. A technology that passively waits for attacks to detect them are called passive honeypot. Active honeypot also called as client honeypot that interacts with a target web page to find its possible effect on the honeyware.
