MTPot
Cymmetria Research's MTPot is a simple open-source honeypot designed for the Apache Struts exploit, released under the MIT license for community use. It allows users to set up a honeypot environment to detect and analyze malicious activities. The tool provides a configurable JSON-based setup for defining ports and expected commands/responses, making it a valuable asset in cybersecurity research and defense strategies.
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