Sticky Elephant
Sticky Elephant is a medium-interaction PostgreSQL honeypot. It can be configured using a YAML file that defines its behavior. Configuration options include log path, port, host, debug mode, and HPFeeds settings. Sticky Elephant can be installed as a gem or cloned from the repository and run using the `sticky_elephant` command. For more information, see the sticky_elephant.conf configuration file.
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