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Open software—

Glastopf

Material reviewed: Repository metadataCritical reading

Web application honeypot recording interactions with simulated attack surfaces.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

Glastopf Analytics

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Perl script that queries Glastopf's SQLite database for statistics. It supports analysis of a web-application honeypot but is not described as a honeypot itself.

Application
Case study—

Global Bank API Digital Twin

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

CounterCraft describes a bank API digital twin that attracted an attack within 30 days; outcome attributed to the vendor.

ApplicationCloudDecoy
Open software—

Helix Honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Decoy software documenting bounded simulated responses for Kubernetes and Docker APIs, Ollama and other AI APIs, a misconfigured kubelet, and HTTP probes; it records TCP and UDP interactions without replying. It supports synthetic Secret honeytokens.

CloudNetworkHoneypotHoneytoken
Product—

HFish

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

HFish is a free, community-oriented honeypot product developed by Beijing Microstep Online Technology Co., Ltd., aimed at enterprise scenarios such as internal lateral-movement detection, external threat perception, and intelligence generation. Its documentation states it supports over 90 honeypot service types, a B/S architecture with a server (管理端) and node/client (节点端) component, and multiple alert channels (email, syslog, webhook, WeChat Work, DingTalk, Feishu).

NetworkApplicationHoneypotDecoy
Community or education—

Honey-Pots- (Hackinfinity curated list)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A curated GitHub list aggregating open-source honeypot resources (database, web, WordPress, service, ICS/SCADA honeypots), network and data analysis tools, and deployment guides, organized by category.

NetworkApplicationHoneypot
Framework or guide—

Honeycomb

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Honeycomb is an open-source honeypot framework created by Cymmetria that allows running honeypots with various integrations via a public plugin library, and makes it easy to write new honeypot services.

NetworkApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

honeyku

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Web honeypot documented to create and monitor fake HTTP endpoints whose URLs can be distributed as honeytokens; it is designed for Heroku but can also run on a self-hosted server.

ApplicationCloudHoneypotHoneytoken
Open software—

honeyLambda

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Serverless application that creates and monitors fake HTTP endpoints for use as URL honeytokens; its documentation describes deployment with AWS Lambda and API Gateway.

ApplicationCloudHoneytokenDecoy
Open software—

Honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Laravel package that adds a hidden field and encrypted timestamp to forms to identify likely bot submissions.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

Honeypot Fake Admin Panel (pH7CMS module)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A module for pH7CMS that presents a fake admin panel to lure and log attackers, leveraging the CMS's built-in analytics tracking.

ApplicationHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

Honeypot for ExpressionEngine

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Documented ExpressionEngine extension that adds a hidden honeypot field to comment and user forms to block automated spam submissions without using a CAPTCHA.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

Honeypot module for Drupal

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A Drupal module that adds a hidden honeypot field and a time-based restriction to forms in order to detect and block automated spam submissions.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

honeypots (pH-7)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Example of using honeypots with a Standalone model and a model with the Joomla CMS for PHP applications.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

HoneyPress

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

HoneyPress is a WordPress honeypot shipped in a Docker container, documented with a Flask/Python reimplementation simulating a WordPress install, logging access via Nginx, and storing captured payloads (including IP, user-agent, and commands) in a MongoDB database.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

HoneyPy

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A simple web application honeypot that uses SimpleHTTPServer to serve a retro-styled HTML page, intended to attract and log basic web interactions.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

Honeyspider Network 2.1

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

System integrating multiple client honeypots and a crawler to process URLs and detect malicious websites.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

honeyTEA

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A bash script for CentOS that combines Apache, Cloudflare, and a CMS (mainly WordPress) to detect malicious requests in server logs and temporarily block the attacker's real IP via the Cloudflare API.

ApplicationNetworkDecoy
Open software—

httpbl

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

httpbl is a Python client package for the Project Honeypot Http:BL API, allowing queries of threat scores and visitor types for IP addresses.

NetworkApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

imhoneypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

An instant messenger honeypot; the documentation only describes it as 'Instant messenger honeypot', without detailing protocols or detection mechanisms.

ApplicationNetworkHoneypot
Open software—

IntelligentHoneyNet

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Scripts to install a server and multiple honeypots, process their logs, and display information about attack attempts. The documentation lists SSH, web, and industrial-system honeypots.

NetworkApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

jadb/honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Unofficial PHP SDK for Project Honey Pot that queries the HttpBL API to detect bad visitors and generates Quicklinks pointing to an external honeypot. It is a client/integration SDK and does not itself implement a honeypot.

Application
Open software—

lophiid

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Honeypot for detecting and interacting with web application exploitation attempts. Its documentation describes backend-managed sensors and static, scripted, or AI-assisted responses.

ApplicationHoneypotAdversary engagement
Open software—

MICROS Honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Low-interaction honeypot documented to simulate a MICROS server, detect attempts to exploit CVE-2018-2636, and report them.

ApplicationHoneypot

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