Elastichoney
Elastichoney is a simple Elasticsearch honeypot designed to catch attackers exploiting RCE vulnerabilities in Elasticsearch. Binary distributions for most major systems are provided in the Releases. For usage, run './elastichoney -h'. Check the blog post for more details. To run Elastichoney using Docker and Docker Compose, follow the provided steps. Licensed under the MIT License.
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