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Open software2026

beelzebub

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

A secure low code deception runtime framework, leveraging AI for System Virtualization.

NetworkDecoy
Open software2026

Cyber Deception Playground

Material reviewed: Repository metadataEditor contribution

Open Docker Compose lab with vulnerable services, configurable deception levels, monitoring and an attacker environment for controlled training and research.

NetworkApplicationHoneypotDecoy
Open software2026

Mimicry

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Mimicry is a dynamic deception tool that actively deceives an attacker during exploitation and post-exploitation.

NetworkDecoy
Open software2026

WebDecoy

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

WebDecoy Bot Detection — zero-config WordPress plugin for bot protection, spam prevention, and WooCommerce carding defense

ApplicationDecoy
Open software2025

BUDA

Material reviewed: Repository metadataEditor contribution

Experimental framework generating fictitious user profiles and activity for decoy environments; the repository documents narratives, profiles and language-model integration.

EndpointNetworkDecoyAdversary engagement
Open software2025

Krawl

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about fake applications for attacker diversion; documentation and maintenance require further review.

ApplicationDecoy
Open software2024

cloud-active-defense

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about cloud-application decoys; documentation and maintenance require further review.

CloudDecoy
Open software2024

DOLOS-T

Material reviewed: Repository metadataEditor contribution

Open framework for planning deception operations and deploying decoys and services with Python and Docker, according to its repository and documentation.

NetworkApplicationDecoyHoneypot
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Beeswarm

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A honeypot project (now outdated) that deploys decoy clients and services to detect compromise via traffic discrepancies and honeytoken credential reuse.

NetworkIdentityHoneypotHoneytoken
Open software—

Endlessh

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

SSH tarpit that slowly sends an endless banner to tie up connecting SSH clients while the real SSH server uses another port.

NetworkAdversary engagementDecoy
Open software—

Ensnare

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Ruby on Rails gem plugin documenting honey traps and configurable responses to detect and respond to malicious behavior in an application.

ApplicationDecoyAdversary engagement
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fabio-d/honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A Python honeypot that listens on all TCP and UDP ports, emulating services such as SSH, telnet, SMTP, HTTP/HTTPS, SIP (with sipvicious scan detection), and a Netis router factory backdoor, logging unrecognized traffic in hexdump-like form.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

FaPro

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Protocol server simulator documenting fake network services, interactions, and traffic logging, including industrial protocols.

NetworkOT/ICSDecoy
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
Open software—

honeybits

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Proof-of-concept tool that places breadcrumbs and decoys, such as fake files and credentials, on servers and workstations to draw attackers toward traps. It is not presented as a honeypot itself.

EndpointIdentityHoneytokenDecoy
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Honeybits-win

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A Windows tool that creates breadcrumbs and honeytokens, such as fake credentials in Windows Credential Manager, to lead attackers toward honeypots.

EndpointIdentityHoneytokenDecoy
Open software—

Honeyd

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Honeyd is a small daemon that creates virtual hosts on a network, capable of running arbitrary services and adapting their TCP personality to simulate operating systems, enabling a single host to claim multiple addresses for network simulation.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

Honeyd

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Daemon that creates virtual network hosts and can simulate services and TCP personalities to appear as different operating systems, per the project's documentation.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
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—

Honeyport

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Bash and Python scripts that listen on a decoy port and can block a connecting source IP. They do not simulate a full application or protocol.

NetworkDecoy
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
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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
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Hornet

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Medium-interaction SSH honeypot with multiple virtual hosts, sandboxed filesystems, and commands that simulate interactions between hosts.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy

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