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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
Open software—

HoneyThing

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Honeypot that simulates a modem or router with a RomPager web server and TR-069 support; it documents vulnerability emulation and communication logging.

IoTNetworkHoneypot
Open software—

honeyTLS

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

honeyTLS is a bash script that sets up Bro (Zeek) together with a JA3 script for Bro and Nginx, used as a simple honeypot to capture JA3 hashes (SSL/TLS client fingerprints). It also documents an alternative one-liner for skimming JA3 fingerprints directly off the wire.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

honeytrap

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Low-interaction honeypot for attacks against TCP and UDP services; documents template-based emulation, mirror mode, and proxy mode.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

Honeytrap

Material reviewed: Repository metadataCritical reading

Open framework for building and operating honeypot sensors.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

HoneyWRT

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Low-interaction Python honeypot that mimics network services and ports and logs access attempts.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

HonSSH

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

SSH intermediary designed for use with a high-interaction honeypot: it sits between the attacker and the honeypot and creates two SSH connections. It is not described as a standalone honeypot.

Network
Open software—

HonTel

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Python 2.x Telnet honeypot that emulates the service in a chroot environment. The documentation describes options for credentials, a fake hostname, and command logging.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

Hornet

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

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

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

hpfeeds

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Authenticated publish-subscribe protocol with an asyncio-based broker and Python 3 client; it can carry deception-system events but is not documented as a honeypot.

Open software—

HpfeedsHoneyGraph

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Application for visualizing hpfeeds logs; it is adjacent infrastructure for analyzing deception-related data, not presented as a honeypot.

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—

HUDINX

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Medium-interaction SSH honeypot documented to log brute-force attacks and shell sessions, with a fake filesystem.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy

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