Honeypots & Deception Tools
Honeypots and cyber deception solution that simulate vulnerable systems to detect, divert, and analyze attacker activities in real time.
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A spam prevention technique using hidden fields to detect and deter spam bots in Laravel applications.
Docker-based honeypot setup with detailed installation and configuration instructions.
Blacknet is a low interaction SSH multi-head honeypot system with logging capabilities.
Syrup is a Go-based SSH honeypot that simulates SSH services with fake shells, session recording, and comprehensive logging to monitor and analyze unauthorized access attempts.
A honeypot tool that simulates an open relay to capture and analyze spam
A webapp for displaying statistics about your kippo SSH honeypot.
Fake SSH server that sends push notifications for login attempts
Beelzebub is an advanced honeypot framework for detecting and analyzing cyber attacks, with integration options for OpenAI GPT-3 and deployment on Kubernetes using Helm.
Low-interaction VNC honeypot for logging responses to a static VNC Auth challenge.
A low-interaction SSH honeypot tool for recording authentication attempts.
High-interaction SSH honeypot for logging SSH proxy with ongoing development.
A honeypot daemon project for processing, filtering, and redirecting incoming traffic to a sandbox environment.
A honeypot that emulates a Belkin N300 Home Wireless router with default setup to observe traffic
A Python-based honeypot service for SSH, FTP, and Telnet connections
WordPress honeypot tool running in a Docker container for monitoring access attempts.
A honeypot system that simulates RDP services on port 3389, automatically assigns virtual machines to incoming connections, and captures comprehensive forensic data including packet captures and disk images.
A honeypot tool to mimic the router backdoor 'TCP32764' found in various router firmwares, providing a way to test for vulnerabilities.
A set of Go-based emulators for testing network security and analyzing network traffic.
A Python web application that provides statistical analysis and visualization for Glastopf honeypot data by connecting to the honeypot's SQLite database.
A comprehensive dashboard for managing and monitoring honeypots with detailed information on attack attempts and connections.
A honeypot agent for running honeypots with service and data at threatwar.com.
A simple Elasticsearch honeypot to catch attackers exploiting RCE vulnerabilities.
A simple honeypot that collects credentials across various protocols
Honeypot for analyzing data with customizable services and logging capabilities.
Honeypots & Deception Tools FAQ
Common questions about Honeypots & Deception tools, selection guides, pricing, and comparisons.
Honeypots deploy fake assets (servers, credentials, files, database records) that appear legitimate but have no production purpose. Any interaction with them is inherently suspicious, providing high-fidelity alerts with virtually zero false positives. Modern deception platforms deploy thousands of breadcrumbs and decoys across your environment, detecting lateral movement, credential theft, and reconnaissance that other tools miss.
