honeyssh
Honeyssh is a Honey-Pod for SSH that automatically logs username and password tries during brute-force attacks. It contains two applications, honeyssh itself, and statsd which provides a simple HTTP API to query logon attempts. Installation of honeyssh requires a working GoLang environment. When started without a configuration file or commandline parameters, honeyssh will start in user/password logging mode.
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