30 Sep
2016
30 Sep
'16
3:55 a.m.
The term to search for is 'honeypot'. There
are many such scripts out there
on github and on the web in general.
That is correct. In my case I quickly hacked something together but there are lots
of examples to be found that are probably much more advanced.
When I had SSH open to the world, I saw similar usernames in the failure log as I now
see on this telnet honeypot.
Rob
30 Sep
30 Sep
4:16 a.m.
New subject: Security - Telnet (port tcp/23)
On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 10:55:20PM +0200, Rob Janssen wrote:
That is correct. In my case I quickly hacked
something together but there are lots
of examples to be found that are probably much more advanced.
When I had SSH open to the world, I saw similar usernames in the failure log as I now
see on this telnet honeypot.
If your connectivity to the world is via a tunnel from amprgw, please
resist the temptation to run a honeypot - we're trying to reduce the
amount of bandwidth, not increase it. Although a honeypot isn't
necessarily a big bandwidth consumer, every bit helps.
- Brian
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