HoneyUp Description
HoneyUp is an uploader honeypot designed to mimic poor website security, requiring a Linux server, NGiNX, and Rust toolchain for building. The installation process involves creating a honeyup user, copying the repository contents, configuring environment variables, setting up systemd service, adjusting NGiNX configuration, and starting the service to attract potential attackers.
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HoneyUp is Uploader honeypot designed to look like poor website security.. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with Linux.
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