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Standardizing synthetic information in privacy enforced lure message

A suspect (apriori known) for a given malafide intention has to be lured into Context honeypot using lure messages. The message is generated in a privacy enforced environment in such a way that it can entice him/her into the Context honeypot. Earlier work advocates the formation of message with genuine and synthetic information. The choice of synthetic information should in no way destroy the opaque characteristic of the system. This paper tries to address this need. Here we (a) propose a framework to generate privacy enforced lure message and (b) conduct experiments in a particular domain with set of test users in choosing the synthetic information. The lure message having the synthetic information is used as bait to lure the test user. The response from the user helps the framework in regulating the synthetic information. The best message thus generated is taken as bait to induce the suspected user. The outcome of the result corroborates usefulness/success of the proposed framework.