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Open software—

PhoneyC

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Tool shown running against a sample malicious page or URL, with shellcode and heap-spray alerts in the example output. The README does not identify it as a honeypot.

Application
Open software—

Pocket Canary

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Open ESP8266 firmware that advertises a decoy Wi-Fi network, observes device connections and DNS requests, and describes Telegram alerts for triggers. It is documented as software flashed to generic hardware.

Honeypot
Open software—

Portanoia

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A Go tool that sets up a decoy (honeypot) port and executes a configurable command against every IP that connects to it, described by the author as suited for informal settings like conferences.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

potd

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Pre-alpha honeypot daemon documented to filter and redirect SSH traffic to a protocol handler and then to a sandbox if the connection is accepted.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

PotHead

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A lightweight package described as a minimal-interaction honeypot, combining a Python port-listening script with a PHP web backend to log incoming connections.

NetworkApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

prickly-pete

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A script that uses Docker to quickly deploy several honeypots (Conpot, Cowrie, Heralding, Honeyaml, among others) exposing multiple services for research and reconnaissance.

NetworkOT/ICSHoneypot
Product—

Proofpoint Shadow

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

Commercial identity protection component deploying endpoint deceptions to alert on lateral movement, according to Proofpoint.

EndpointIdentityDecoyHoneytoken
Open software—

pwnypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Historical project described by Honeynet as a high-interaction client honeypot for malicious-code execution detection and prevention.

Honeypot
Open software—

PyRDP

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A tool and library for intercepting RDP connections; the documentation describes credential logging and session replay. It can support observation of actors but is not presented as a honeypot.

Network
Open software—

RansomHoneyPot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

An experimental and incomplete alpha-stage program that tracks decoy ('honey pot') files with names, extensions, and paths likely to be encrypted by ransomware, killing processes that lock them when opened.

EndpointDecoy
Open software—

rdppot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

RDP honeypot that assigns a virtual machine to each session and documents disk and traffic capture for BlueKeep telemetry.

NetworkHoneypot
Case study—

Riot Games / Tracebit

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

Cloud deception adoption story published by the vendor Tracebit.

CloudHoneytoken
Framework or guide—

SDN-Intrusion-Prevention-System-Honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Educational project combining a Snort-based IPS on a software-defined network (SDN) with OpenFlow, capable of dynamically redirecting suspicious traffic to a honeypot server for analysis instead of outright blocking it.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

SentryPeer

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Fraud-detection tool that receives attempted calls and SIP probes, recording source IPs and dialed numbers for alerts and lookup. Its deception link is allowing and observing those attempts.

NetworkAdversary engagement
Open software—

Servletpot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Web application honeypot implemented as a Java servlet; documentation mentions GET/POST handling and a self-learning approach.

ApplicationHoneypot
Product—

ShadowPlex

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

Commercial deception portfolio for identity, cloud and networks, according to Acalvio documentation.

IdentityCloudDecoyHoneytoken
Product—

ShadowPlex Targeted Threat Intel

Material reviewed: Public pageCritical reading

Decoy-based targeted threat intelligence offering; Acalvio describes managed and appliance delivery.

CloudNetworkDecoyHoneytoken
Open software—

Shockpot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Web-application honeypot designed to detect attempts to exploit the Bash remote-code vulnerability CVE-2014-6271.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

Shockpot-Frontend

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

A script for visualizing statistics from a Shockpot honeypot that logs to PostgreSQL. It is a frontend for honeypot data, not itself a honeypot.

Open software—

SIREN

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Project described as a honeypot network. The supplied instructions cover startup and configuration of Snort, an alert rule, and MySQL, but do not explain how the honeypots operate.

NetworkHoneypot
Open software—

SNARE

Material reviewed: Repository metadataCritical reading

Reactive web honeypot component developed by the mushorg team.

ApplicationHoneypot
Open software—

spamhat

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Tool described as an open-relay simulator for spam capture and analysis.

NetworkHoneypot
Framework or guide—

Spamtrap

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Spamtrap is a Rails gem that protects forms from spambots through opt-in, combinable mechanisms including hidden honeypot fields, nonces, field name mutation, and a minimum fill-time check.

ApplicationHoneypotDecoy
Open software—

SSH Honeypot

Material reviewed: Repository documentation

Low-interaction SSH honeypot that logs incoming IP addresses, usernames, and passwords without allowing logins.

NetworkHoneypot

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