We are a community of developers who love this project and pursue its development with passion and love, so we find it "necessary" to develop options that make the project fun for us and for others.
We decided to develop (benefiting from other opernsource projects) something that went out of the boundaries of the PC.
We wanted that when a threat was found (Enterprise Honeypot) the lights of our main office would turn red to symbolize the alarm imitating some movie set in space (which we will not name).
Arduino makes it easy to use one or more microcontrollers to perform tasks.
In addition to the purely hardware aspect there is a rich community that loves to have fun in performing small and large wonders.
Arduino is not developed by us in any of its parts, we just use it to have fun building a security system that is not just software.
With the purpose of creating a "red alarm" and an "all ok" signal we have programmed some sketches for Arduino Mega 2560 and Nano called respectively Blink-red.ino.hex and Blink.ino.hex
The "red alarm" corresponds to the activation of digital pin number 9, while the "all ok" signal corresponds to the activation of digital pin 8.
To summarize, Honeypot Enterprise (MultiHoneypot) manages Arduino to signal the presence of an alarm within the office.
MultiAntivirus is not responsible in any way for the experimentation performed by users who decide to use an Arduino.