Author Archives: Jonathan

Honey Pi: Limited but nice

HoneyPi idea realised, at least from one angle

http://n0where.net/raspberry-pi-honeypot/?utm_content=bufferbc44a&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Great idea. I have something similar set-up, however this only focuses on the Glastopf (http://glastopf.org/) project. So be sure you know what you’re expecting from your honeypot and configure accordingly.

Good to get started however..

Honeypot sinkhole and malicious traffic detection:

Dear Readers,

I recently came across this project Project Nova and found the concept intriguing when the idea of ‘hack-back’ is so prevalent but due to necessary legal constraints often renders this course of action prohibitive. So being a fan of the work produced by DataSoft I wondered if there ways to move the technology forward. At the heart of the technology there are two key components: 1. the network traffic identifier and the dynamic honeypot creation.

Today I was given an interesting tip to check out the Cisco Traffic Anomaly Detector, combined with some modern day honeypot technology this could really be a nice solution to dealing with incoming threats and enabling later analysis

And that’s all for now