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A curated list of free and open-source honeypot resources, tools, and related components for cybersecurity research.
A curated list of awesome honeypot resources, tools, and related components for cybersecurity research and defense.
An all-in-one, optionally distributed, multi-architecture honeypot platform with 20+ honeypots, visualization via Elastic Stack, and live attack maps.
An SSH tarpit that slowly sends an endless banner to trap and waste attackers' time.
Cowrie SSH/Telnet Honeypot https://docs.cowrie.org/
Cowrie SSH/Telnet Honeypot https://docs.cowrie.org/
A modular, low-resource network honeypot that mimics services to detect breaches and alert on attacker interactions.
A secure low code deception runtime framework, leveraging AI for System Virtualization.
A secure low-code honeypot framework that uses AI to create high-interaction decoy systems for cyber attack detection and analysis.
A Python RDP man-in-the-middle tool and library for intercepting, monitoring, and analyzing Remote Desktop Protocol connections.
A lightweight SSH honeypot that logs all connection attempts and activity without executing commands.
A pure Python implementation of Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and VNC client/server, built on Twisted.
A free, cross-platform, single-file fake protocol server simulator that can start or stop multiple network services.
An open-source ICS/SCADA honeypot designed to emulate industrial control systems and collect adversary intelligence.
An extensible open-source framework for running, monitoring, and managing honeypots to detect and analyze cyber threats.
An unobtrusive spam protection gem for Rails applications using honeypot, time-sensitive, and IP-based techniques.
A high-performance HTTP honeypot that punishes unruly bots by serving them an infinite stream of deceptive content.
An open-source blue team tool that protects Linux and Windows systems via honeypots, monitoring, and alerting.
A Python package with 30 low-high level honeypots for monitoring network traffic, bots, and credential attacks.
A joke security tool that changes your SSH server's listening port every 30 seconds using TOTP codes.
A low-interaction honeypot that emulates vulnerable services to capture malware and analyze attacks.
An LLM-powered web honeypot that dynamically crafts realistic HTTP responses to mimic various applications and detect malicious traffic.
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.
A web application honeypot sensor that clones websites to attract and analyze malicious attacks.
A low to medium interaction honeypot written in Python, designed for easy deployment and extensibility.
Credentials catching honeypot
A modular OSINT honeypot that monitors adversary reconnaissance attempts and generates early-warning intelligence for blue teams.
A Python telnet honeypot that emulates a shell environment to catch IoT botnet binaries and analyze malware networks.
A protocol-agnostic, low-interaction honeypot that intercepts and logs network traffic to analyze malicious activities.
A proof-of-concept tool that spreads deceptive breadcrumbs and honeytokens across systems to lure attackers toward honeypots.
A Java-based Bluetooth honeypot for Linux that detects and analyzes Bluetooth-based attacks like BlueBugging and BlueSnarfing.
A Splunk-based platform for deploying honeypots and analyzing attacker sessions with intelligence dashboards and threat feeds.
A Telnet honeypot that logs failed login attempts to track botnet activity like Mirai.
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