VerySimpleHoneypot
Honeypot for analyzing data. Run ./bin/smsids.py as sudo to start all services. Debian prerequisites: python2, pip, setuptools, gcc. Modules needed: sys, psutil. All modules are normally installed using pip, like pip install --upgrade. Services can be added in the smsids.py source file, just add an array to the services like ["HTTPS", 443, RE.http_200]. Service name, port, response. Response can be normal text. Logging: per default, all events get logged into syslog using a 'Leef' compliant format.
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