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go-HoneyPot
A Go-based honeypot server for detecting and logging attacker activity

go-HoneyPot
A Go-based honeypot server for detecting and logging attacker activity

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go-HoneyPot Description
A honeypot server written in Go. go-HoneyPot listens on specified ports for any communication. When an attacker attempts to send data on one of these ports it will log relevant details to a database.
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go-HoneyPot is A Go-based honeypot server for detecting and logging attacker activity. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with Incident Response, Go, Network Security.
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