SSHoney is an SSH honeypot designed to log SSH connection attempts on a given port. It listens on a non-privileged port (default 2222), pretends to be an SSH server, and logs connection details like IP, username, password, and SSH client version to stdout, syslog, or a specified log file. Basic setup involves installing the source and binary, ensuring the binary path is in the system path, and generating a host key.
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