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Open software2017

sticky_elephant

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about interactive PostgreSQL simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software2017

StrutsHoneypot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about Apache Struts simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

ApplicationHoneypot
Paper2017

THE USE OF K-MEANS ALGORITHM ON DATALOG HONEYNET FOR PROFILING DDOS ATTACKS

Material reviewed: Abstract

Based on cooperation with AWN University and the Indonesia Honeypot Project (IHP) of the Ministry of Communications and Informatics, the authors describe using a honeynet to protect and monitor public cloud computing networks, and analyzing its datalog through a k-means approach to profile DDoS attacks based on the timestamp recorded in the data.

CloudNetworkHoneypot
Open software2017

tomcat-manager-honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about Tomcat manager simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

ApplicationHoneypot
Paper2017

Versatile virtual honeynet management framework

Material reviewed: Abstract

The authors propose a versatile virtual honeynet management tool for deploying heterogeneous types of honeypots through a dynamic configuration approach that adapts to mutable network environments. The stated purpose is to support investigation of malicious behavior where general platforms for versatile honeynet deployment are lacking.

NetworkHoneypot
Paper2016

A Survey on Honeypot Software and Data Analysis

Material reviewed: Abstract

According to the authors, this work provides an extensive overview of honeypots, covering both available software and the methodologies used to analyze data collected by these systems.

NetworkHoneypot
Paper2016

Ant‐based distributed denial of service detection technique using roaming virtual honeypots

Material reviewed: Abstract

The authors propose an ant colony-based distributed denial of service (DDoS) detection technique that uses roaming virtual honeypots together with a multi-level secure architecture to collect information about intruders at different levels of the network and to limit the spread of the affected area. Detection relies on ant colony optimisation, using pheromone deposits in the considered area, and on a multi-level IP log table, aiming to reduce traffic overhead and wasted bandwidth.

NetworkHoneypotMoving target defense
Paper2016

Characterizing Honeypot-Captured Cyber Attacks: Statistical Framework and Case Study

Material reviewed: Abstract

The authors propose a statistical framework for rigorously analyzing honeypot-captured cyber attack data, built on the concept of a stochastic cyber attack process. According to the presented case study, low-interaction honeypot data exhibits Long-Range Dependence, which the authors state could enable prediction of attack rates with good accuracy.

NetworkHoneypot
Paper2016

Strengthening MT6D Defenses with LXC-Based Honeypot Capabilities

Material reviewed: Abstract

The paper presents an architecture that extends a previous system for tracking IPv6 addresses discarded by MT6D nodes, adding automation and database integration. According to the authors, the solution can deploy a honeypot on demand in an LXC container based on traffic patterns observed on a discarded address, and it lets an MT6D host query the solution database for activity on its relinquished addresses as a JSON object in order to adjust MT6D scheme parameters; the authors report a proof-of-concept and an analysis of feasibility and scalability.

NetworkHoneypotMoving target defense
Open software2016

telnet-iot-honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about capture of IoT botnet binaries; documentation and maintenance require further review.

IoTHoneypot
Paper2015

Apate - A Linux Kernel Module for High Interaction Honeypots

Material reviewed: Abstract

This paper presents Apate, a Linux Kernel Module that logs, blocks, and manipulates system calls based on configurable conditions such as PID or UID. According to the authors, Apate serves as a building block to harden high-interaction honeypots and extend attacker interaction without introducing new vulnerabilities.

EndpointHoneypot
Paper2015

Deception by Design: Evidence-Based Signaling Games for Network Defense

Material reviewed: Abstract

The authors propose a game-theoretic model for mechanism design in deception-based defense, applied specifically to honeypots in network defense. They analyze cheap-talk games and an extended version with evidence, where the receiver can detect deception with some probability. According to the authors, the model generalizes traditional signaling games and complete-information games, showing numerically that deception detection can eliminate pure-strategy equilibria.

NetworkHoneypotAdversary engagement
Open software2015

delilah

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about Elasticsearch simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software2015

elastichoney

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about Elasticsearch simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software2015

ghost-usb-honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about capture of USB-propagated malware; documentation and maintenance require further review.

EndpointHoneypot
Open software2015

nosqlpot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about NoSQL-service simulation; documentation and maintenance require further review.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software2015

tanner

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about SNARE web-event analysis; documentation and maintenance require further review.

ApplicationHoneypot
Paper2015

The ethics of social honeypots

Material reviewed: Public page

This paper examines ethical issues in studying malicious activity in social networks using social honeypots combined with deception. Its purpose is to clarify how this area fits within human subjects research and whether researchers should seek deception-free methods.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software2014

ESPot

Material reviewed: Repository metadata

Repository about observation of Elasticsearch attacks; documentation and maintenance require further review.

NetworkHoneypot

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