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Part 2: Installation and Configuration of Honeypot in Azure #40

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Installation and Configuration of Honeypot in Azure

Upon the successful creation of the virtual machine in the Azure Portal, I will proceed to initiate the configuration process. As part of this setup, I will enable the opening of all ports to facilitate simplified connectivity, allowing both inbound and outbound connections through my designated port.

Changing Inbound Rules



- Navigate to "Networking settings".



- Click on "Create port rule". - Click on "Inbound port rule".



- For Destination port rangers: change to "0-65535". - Click on "Add", to create the new security rule.



Connecting to VM with PuTTY

- Open up PuTTY.exe .



- Find the IP address of the VM. - Navigate to "Overview" in Azure Portal. - Under networking.



- Put in the IP address into PuTTY. - Click on "Open".



- Click on "Accept".



- Login using your username and password and press Enter.



- Run basic commands to update our package list and upgrade them on the system. - On Command Line type: "sudo apt update" and Enter. - Then, on Command Line type: "sudo apt upgrade -y" and Enter.





- Installing Git to download T-POT to our machine. - On Command Line type: "sudo apt install git" and Enter. - Then, type "Y" and Enter.



- Head to the T-POT GitHub Repository and scroll down to Post Install. - Copy the first line of "Post Install User Method".



- Back to PuTTY. - On Command Line type: "sudo" + "right click" or "sudo git clone https://github.com/telekom-security/tpotce". and Enter. - Then, on Command Line type: "cd tpotce/iso/installer/" and Enter. - Then, on Command Line type: "sudo ./install.sh --type=user" and Enter.







- Type in "y" to confirm. - Press Enter on Standard.



- Enter in your own Username and Password and wait until it finish installing. - Successfully Installed