Deception
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An all-in-one, optionally distributed, multi-architecture honeypot platform with 20+ honeypots, visualization via Elastic Stack, and live attack maps.
A high-performance HTTP honeypot that punishes unruly bots by serving them an infinite stream of deceptive content.
A modular, menu-driven tool for building time-delayed, distributed security event chains for Red, Blue, and Purple Team exercises.
A serverless application to create and monitor fake HTTP endpoints (URL honeytokens) on AWS Lambda and API Gateway.
An open-source Python framework for creating honeypots and honeynets to detect and analyze cyber attacks.
Credentials catching honeypot
A proof-of-concept tool that spreads deceptive breadcrumbs and honeytokens across systems to lure attackers toward honeypots.
This project is designed to create deceptive webpages to deceive and redirect attackers away from real websites.
A Heroku-based web honeypot for creating and monitoring fake HTTP endpoints (honeytokens) to detect attackers and malicious activity.
A distributed low-interaction honeypot with agent/master architecture for monitoring attacks across multiple protocols.
A low-interaction honeypot that detects exploitation attempts targeting the CVE-2017-10271 WebLogic remote code execution vulnerability.
A honeypot that mimics a vulnerable file upload endpoint to detect and collect malicious uploads.
A DICOM honeypot server that logs and analyzes medical imaging protocol traffic for security monitoring.
A low-interaction SSH honeypot written in C for detecting and logging unauthorized access attempts.
A low-interaction honeypot that simulates Oracle MICROS servers to detect exploitation attempts of the CVE-2018-2636 directory traversal vulnerability.
Creates fake file systems for honeypots using LLMs to generate realistic lures and configurations for threat engagement.
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