A dockerized fake SSH server honeypot written in Go that logs login attempts.
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A dockerized fake SSH server honeypot written in Go that logs login attempts.
A low-to-medium interaction SSH Honeypot with features to capture terminal activity and upload to asciinema.org
Honeyscanner: A vulnerability analyzer for honeypots
SSH Honey pot for docker
SSH tarpit that slowly sends an endless banner
A high scalable low to medium interactive SSH/TCP honeypot using Linux Namespaces, capabilities, seccomp, cgroups designed for OpenWrt and IoT devices.
Cyanide is an advanced open-source honeypot framework for cybersecurity. It emulates SSH/Telnet to lure attackers and analyze their tactics.
A low-interaction SSH honeypot written in C
🍯 All-in-one AI honeypot powered by local LLMs. SSH, HTTP, FTP, Telnet, SMTP, MySQL, Redis, Git, VNC, RDP — with canary tokens, tarpits, GZIP bombs, and threat intel reporting.
A simple, low-interaction SSH honeypot server in Python for easy network traffic monitoring
An SSH honeypot written entirely in Go.
SSH honeypot with real-time attack visualization and threat analysis.
A simple SSH gateway for deception deployments
Small SSH Honeypot written in Python 3. This server listens for incoming connections and logs the timestamp, IP address, username and password.
SSH honeypot that fingerprints attacker playbooks, enriches with VirusTotal/AbuseIPDB/GreyNoise, and shares back to MalwareBazaar, URLhaus and AbuseIPDB — with STIX 2.1 export.
Single-binary network honeypot sensor and self-hosted console. Captures the credentials, prompts, and tokens intruders offer — including on LLM, Kubernetes, and MCP infrastructure.
Deploys 14 Honeypot services (SSH, Telnet, ADB, MongoDB, VNC, MySQL, etc). Real-time dashboard with live WebSocket updates, attack geolocation, automated alerts + IP blocking, and payload/IOC analysis.
Single-threaded event-driven low-interaction SSH honeypot based on libassh
Potbuster is a tool for detecting SSH honeypots. It runs multiple checks to identify potential honeypot servers, including banner analysis, connection delay, invalid command responses, and more. This tool is useful for security testing of SSH servers to uncover possible traps or suspicious behavior.
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