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SSH Honeypot written in Go that records commands and IP addresses of attempted logins.

SSH Honeypot written in Go that records commands and IP addresses of attempted logins.
This SSH daemon will accept any username/password/key. It only allows 'session' channels (not port forwards or SFTP). It will present a fake shell and record any commands that people attempt to run, along with the date and their IP. It will log all sessions to: /var/log/gohoney/gohoney-yyyymmdd.log Build & Run First download and install Go. On OSX this is as easy as: $ brew install go For other linux/windows/freebsd check http://golang.org Then build it! # Clone this repo $ git clone https://github.com/PaulMaddox/gohoney.git # Fetch all of the Go module dependencies $ cd gohoney $ go get ./... # Build it! $ go build main.go Usage Usage: ./gohoney -b <bind address> -p <port>
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gohoney is SSH Honeypot written in Go that records commands and IP addresses of attempted logins.. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with SSH.
A low-interaction SSH authentication logging honeypot that logs all authentication attempts in JSON format.
A modified version of OpenSSH deamon forwarding commands to Cowrie for logging brute force attacks and shell interactions.
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