A network baseline allows for the identification of malicious activity in real time. However, maintenance and organization presents a significant challenge in false positive free alarming. To surmount these hurdles, network architects need to design a network free from continuous change. This includes, changing company requirements, untested systems or application updates, and the presence of unpredictable users. The creation of a static, never-changing environment is the goal. But wait, that breaks everything we do with networks? A Labyrinth is the definition of a real, but fake (static) world. A network labyrinth would be capable of detecting changes in its environment, i.e. to real systems, and still remain static in nature. Secondarily the Labyrinth can add changing values to a block list, protecting the production network lying behind.