Jo Pattyn (5/16/2013)
Honeypot accounts may be easier to implement
That is probably true, but if you have a billion users, you can probably only afford to have a few honeypot accounts, and therefore it is a one-in-a-million chance that you will detect a particular hack attempt. The way that this was described, (I read about it yesterday on another site) you use circa ten honey-passwords for each account, which doesn't use much space, and you have a ten-to-one chance (in your favour) of detecting a hacking attempt.