HoneyFS is an LLM-based honeypot file system creator that leverages natural language processing to generate realistic file systems, configurations, and files designed to attract and deceive attackers. The tool utilizes GPT-3.5 and prompt engineering techniques to create convincing fake file systems that can be customized to target specific threat actors and improve analyst engagement with potential attackers. HoneyFS allows security professionals to deploy deceptive file systems that appear legitimate to attackers while providing valuable intelligence about attack methods and behaviors. The tool is currently a proof-of-concept implementation and is not recommended for production environments.
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