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### 1.1 Features and Benefits 💡
T-Pot provides several key features that make it a powerful tool for cybersecurity professionals and researchers:
- <span style="color: red;">**Comprehensive Honeypot Integration**</span>: T-Pot combines over 20 honeypots, each designed to capture different types of malicious activity. This integration allows for monitoring and analyzing a wide variety of attack vectors.
- **Comprehensive Honeypot Integration**: T-Pot combines over 20 honeypots, each designed to capture different types of malicious activity. This integration allows for monitoring and analyzing a wide variety of attack vectors.
- <span style="color: orange;">**Elastic Stack Integration**</span>: The platform includes the **ELK stack** (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana), facilitating data collection, analysis, and visualization. This integration offers powerful tools for real-time threat intelligence.
- **Elastic Stack Integration**: The platform includes the **ELK stack** (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana), facilitating data collection, analysis, and visualization. This integration offers powerful tools for real-time threat intelligence.
- <span style="color: green;">**Docker and Docker Compose**</span>: Using Docker and Docker Compose, T-Pot simplifies deployment and management. Each honeypot runs in its own container, ensuring isolation and ease of maintenance.
- **Docker and Docker Compose**: Using Docker and Docker Compose, T-Pot simplifies deployment and management. Each honeypot runs in its own container, ensuring isolation and ease of maintenance.
- <span style="color: green;">**Advanced Visualization Tools**</span>: T-Pot provides tools like <span style="color: orange;">**CyberChef**</span>, <span style="color: orange;">**Elasticvue**</span>, and a real-time attack map, making it easy to interpret and understand the data collected by the honeypots.
- **Advanced Visualization Tools**: T-Pot provides tools like **CyberChef**, **Elasticvue**, and a real-time attack map, making it easy to interpret and understand the data collected by the honeypots.
- <span style="color: gray;">**Scalability and Flexibility**</span>: T-Pot can be deployed on multiple Linux distributions, macOS, and Windows (with limited functionality). It can run on physical hardware, virtual machines, or cloud environments like AWS.
- **Scalability and Flexibility**: T-Pot can be deployed on multiple Linux distributions, macOS, and Windows (with limited functionality). It can run on physical hardware, virtual machines, or cloud environments like AWS.
- <span style="color: purple; font-weight: bold;">**Community Data Sharing**</span>: By default, T-Pot sends data to the <span style="color: purple; font-weight: bold;">**Sicherheitstacho**</span> community backend, contributing to collective threat intelligence. This feature can be disabled if needed.
- **Community Data Sharing**: By default, T-Pot sends data to the **Sicherheitstacho** community backend, contributing to collective threat intelligence. This feature can be disabled if needed.
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### 1.2 Architecture 🏗️