TANNER is a remote data analysis and classification service designed to work with SNARE honeypots. The tool evaluates HTTP requests received by SNARE and composes appropriate responses to maintain the deception. The service emulates multiple application vulnerabilities to create realistic responses that can fool attackers. It analyzes incoming HTTP traffic and determines how to respond based on the type of attack being attempted. TANNER provides dorks (search queries) to enhance SNARE's ability to attract attackers by making the honeypot appear more vulnerable and interesting to potential threats. This helps increase the honeypot's effectiveness in capturing attack data. The tool requires Python 3.7 or higher and integrates with Redis for data storage, PHP Sandbox for safe code execution, and Docker for containerized deployment. It serves as the backend intelligence component that makes SNARE honeypots more sophisticated and realistic.
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