Collaborate Disseminate
I would like to add some more functionalities to the kippo honeypot. This for my own personal project. I would like to get some possible ideas or small flaws that can be fixed or updated.
Continue reading What possible minor adjustments I could add to the kippo/cowrie honeypot? [on hold]
I have setup honeynet using vmware workstation. But this is only part of the bigger setup.
Internal router is a virtual machine with iptables rules.
vmnet1 and vmnet3 are virtual switches created by the vmware software…. Continue reading Sending traffic to honeywall [on hold]
I have been trying to run the Kippo ssh honeypot. I’m following the steps in the official GitHub page for Kippo set up, but when I run twistd -n -y kippo.tac I get the following error:
Unhandled Error
Traceback (most recent … Continue reading EOFError when setting up Kippo honeypot [on hold]
In addition to the basic methods and technologies developed to protect corporate networks, there are interactive methods of protection that not only detect an intruder in the infrastructure but also, under certain conditions, receive real-time information about their activities in the corporate network. Continue reading Deceive in order to detect
I have a port forwarding rule sending 23 traffic to a “honeypot” (called “comp” below). Throughout the night, many bots from around the world attempted to connect, but there was no service running.
Now, I wrote a C program t… Continue reading Why aren’t telnet bots finishing the three-way handshake?
My webserver has been up for < 25 hours and has already been crawled for various default pages, just to name one /administrator/index.php.
I understand that this is very common and it’s not really an issue for me, as I have secured the… Continue reading Giving malicious crawlers and scripts a hard time
It may soon become easier for Internet service providers to anticipate and block certain types of online assaults launched by Web-based attack-for-hire services known as “booter” or “stresser” services, new research released today suggests. Continue reading Are the Days of “Booter” Services Numbered?
Multiple stories published here over the past few weeks have examined the disruptive power of hacked “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices such as routers, IP cameras and digital video recorders. This post looks at how crooks are using hacked IoT devices as proxies to hide their true location online as they engage in a variety of other types of cybercriminal activity — from frequenting underground forums to credit card and tax refund fraud. Continue reading IoT Devices as Proxies for Cybercrime
Malware is infesting a growing number of IoT devices, but their owners may be completely unaware of it.Read More Continue reading IoT devices being increasingly used for DDoS attacks
Malware is infesting a growing number of IoT devices, but their owners may be completely unaware of it.Read More Continue reading IoT devices being increasingly used for DDoS attacks