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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 (shmakov)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A low-interaction network honeypot written in Rust that emulates SSH, FTP, and Telnet protocols, captures credentials, and provides a real-time dashboard with attack visualization and geolocation.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

honeypot (tomwillfixit)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A Ubuntu-based Docker image that sets up an SSH honeypot, logging usernames and passwords used by attackers during login attempts, based on code and instructions from an external tutorial.

NetworkIdentityHoneypot
Service—

Honeypot as a Service

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

SaaS honeypot and deception-signal offering published by Sprint IT Solutions; operational terms await assessment.

NetworkHoneypot
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—

honeypot-camera

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Proof-of-concept observation-camera honeypot documenting a watermark, daylight intensity, and automatic refresh.

IoTHoneypot
Open software—

honeypot-for-tcp-32764

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Node.js honeypot that emulates the TCP-32764 router backdoor and provides logs for monitoring.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

honeypot-scripts

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A collection of support scripts for honeypots, minimally described in its documentation.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

honeypot-setup-script

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A script for Ubuntu 12.04 that automatically installs and configures Kippo, Dionaea, and p0f as system services, changing the SSH port and turning the host into a honeypot.

NetworkHoneypot
Framework or guide—

honeypot_recipes (Sysdig and Falco cookbook)

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

honeypot_recipes is a Chef cookbook that automates deployment of activity-monitoring tools (Sysdig and Falco) on Linux systems to support high-interaction honeypots, capturing and logging system calls. The tools themselves are monitoring infrastructure, not a honeypot: they provide logging and detection support used alongside a high-interaction honeypot.

NetworkEndpoint
Open software—

honeypotDisplay

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Flask site for displaying data collected by an SSH honeypot, including attempts and statistics. It is deception-adjacent visualization software, not itself described as a honeypot.

Network
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
Dataset or lab—

honeypotwordlist

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

honeypotwordlist is a collection of two wordlists of credentials: one containing all passwords sorted and unique, and another containing credentials in username:password format, sorted and unique.

Network
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—

Honeyprint

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Printer honeypot proof of concept.

Honeypot
Open software—

HoneyPy

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Low-interaction honeypot with plugins that can emulate TCP or UDP services and log activity. The project states it is no longer actively developed.

NetworkHoneypot
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—

honeysat-deploy

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Docker Compose configurations and scripts for deploying Honeysat components. The README links its submodules to a honeypot system but does not present the deployment repository itself as a honeypot.

Honeypot
Open software—

Honeyshell

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Extensible SSH honeypot written in Go using crypto/ssh to accept connections and log failed login attempts, including usernames and passwords. It supports dropping process privileges and includes a Lua-based plugin engine to process captured information, plus a virtual filesystem to more convincingly emulate a system.

NetworkEndpointHoneypot
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—

honeyssh

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

SSH honeypot that logs username and password attempts during brute-force attacks, rejecting them with a wrong-password message. Includes statsd, a simple HTTP API for querying login attempts.

NetworkHoneypot
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

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