HoneyWRT is a low interaction Python honeypot that mimics services like RDP, VNC, Fake Shoutcast Server, Tomcat Admin Page, MSSQL, and Fake Telnet Server to attract attackers. It listens on specified ports for communication related to these services, logging any access attempts.
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