DShield Raspberry Pi Sensor
The DShield Raspberry Pi Sensor is a tool that sets up a Raspberry Pi as a honeypot, emulating web applications and telnet/SSH services using the Cowrie software. The logs generated by the honeypot can be submitted to the DShield.org/isc.sans.edu platform for aggregation and further research, providing valuable insights into the current state of internet security.
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