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30 different honeypots in one package! (dhcp, dns, elastic, ftp, http proxy, https proxy, http, https, imap, ipp, irc, ldap, memcache, mssql, mysql, ntp, oracle, pjl, pop3, postgres, rdp, redis, sip, smb, smtp, snmp, socks5, ssh, telnet, vnc)
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30 low-high level honeypots in a single PyPI package for monitoring network traffic, bots activities, and username \ password credentials.

Why honeypots package is very powerful?

The honeypots respond back, non-blocking, can be used as objects, or called directly with the in-built auto-configure scripts! Also, they are easy to set up and customize; it takes 1-2 seconds to spin a honeypot up. You can spin up multiple instances with the same type. For easy integration, the output can be logged to a Postgres database, file[s], terminal, or Syslog.

This honeypots package is the only package that contains all the following: dhcp, dns, elastic, ftp, http proxy, https proxy, http, https, imap, ipp, irc, ldap, memcache, mssql, mysql, ntp, oracle, pjl, pop3, postgres, rdp, redis, sip, smb, smtp, snmp, socks5, ssh, telnet, vnc.

Honeypots is in the awesome telekom security T-Pot project!

New

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Install

pip3 install honeypots

honeypots -h

Qeeqbox/honeypots customizable honeypots for monitoring network traffic, bots activities, and username\password credentials

Arguments:
  --setup               target honeypot E.g. ssh or you can have multiple E.g ssh,http,https
  --list                list all available honeypots
  --kill                kill all honeypots
  --verbose             Print error msgs

Honeypots options:
  --ip                  Override the IP
  --port                Override the Port (Do not use on multiple!)
  --username            Override the username
  --password            Override the password
  --config              Use a config file for honeypots settings
  --options             Extra options (capture_commands for capturing all threat actor data)

General options:
  --termination-strategy {input,signal} Determines the strategy to terminate by
  --test                Test a honeypot
  --auto                Setup the honeypot with random port

Usage Example - Auto configuration with default ports

honeypot, or multiple honeypots separated by comma or word all

sudo -E python3 -m honeypots --setup ssh --options capture_commands

Usage Example - Auto configuration with random port (No need for higher privileges)

honeypot, or multiple honeypots separated by comma or word all

python3 -m honeypots --setup ssh --auto

Usage Example - Auto configure with specific ports (You might need for higher privileges)

Use as honeypot:port or multiple honeypots as honeypot:port,honeypot:port

sudo -E python3 -m honeypots --setup imap:143,mysql:3306,redis:6379

Usage Example - Custom configure with logs location

honeypot, or multiple honeypots in a dict

sudo -E python3 -m honeypots --setup ftp --config config.json

config.json (Output to folder and terminal)

{
  "logs": "file,terminal,json",
  "logs_location": "/var/log/honeypots/",
  "syslog_address": "",
  "syslog_facility": 0,
  "postgres": "",
  "sqlite_file":"",
  "db_options": [],
  "sniffer_filter": "",
  "sniffer_interface": "",
  "honeypots": {
    "ftp": {
      "port": 21,
      "ip": "0.0.0.0",
      "username": "ftp",
      "password": "anonymous",
      "log_file_name": "ftp.log",
      "max_bytes": 10000,
      "backup_count": 10,
      "options":["capture_commands"]
    }
  }
}

config.json (Output to syslog)

{
  "logs": "syslog",
  "logs_location": "",
  "syslog_address": "udp://localhost:514",
  "syslog_facility": 3,
  "postgres": "",
  "sqlite_file":"",
  "db_options": [],
  "sniffer_filter": "",
  "sniffer_interface": "",
  "honeypots": {
    "ftp": {
      "port": 21,
      "ip": "0.0.0.0",
      "username": "test",
      "password": "test",
      "options":["capture_commands"]
    }
  }
}

config.json (Output to Postgres db)

{
    "logs": "db_postgres",
    "logs_location": "",
    "syslog_address":"",
    "syslog_facility":0,
    "postgres":"//username:password@172.19.0.2:9999/honeypots",
    "sqlite_file":"",
    "db_options":["drop"],
    "sniffer_filter": "",
    "sniffer_interface": "",
    "honeypots": {
        "ftp": {
            "port": 21,
            "username": "test",
            "password": "test"
        }
    }
}

config.json (Output to sqlite db)

{
    "logs": "db_postgres",
    "logs_location": "",
    "syslog_address":"",
    "syslog_facility":0,
    "postgres":"",
    "sqlite_file":"/home/test.db",
    "db_options":["drop"],
    "sniffer_sniffer_filter": "",
    "sniffer_interface": "",
    "honeypots": {
        "ftp": {
            "port": 21,
            "username": "test",
            "password": "test",
            "options":["capture_commands"]
        }
    }
}

db structure

[
  {
    "id": 1,
    "date": "2021-11-18 06:06:42.304338+00",
    "data": {
      "server": "ftp_server",
      "action": "process",
      "status": "success",
      "ip": "0.0.0.0",
      "port": "21",
      "username": "test",
      "password": "test"
    }
  }
]

Usage Example - Import as object and auto test

from honeypots import QSSHServer
qsshserver = QSSHServer(port=9999)
qsshserver.run_server(process=True)
qsshserver.test_server(port=9999)
INFO:chameleonlogger:['servers', {'status': 'success', 'username': 'test', 'src_ip': '127.0.0.1', 'server': 'ssh_server', 'action': 'login', 'password': 'test', 'src_port': 38696}]
qsshserver.kill_server()

Usage Example - Import as object and test with external ssh command

#you need higher user permissions for binding\closing some ports

from honeypots import QSSHServer
qsshserver = QSSHServer(port=9999)
qsshserver.run_server(process=True)
ssh test@127.0.0.1
INFO:chameleonlogger:['servers', {'status': 'success', 'username': 'test', 'src_ip': '127.0.0.1', 'server': 'ssh_server', 'action': 'login', 'password': 'test', 'src_port': 38696}]
qsshserver.kill_server()

All output values

'error'     :'Information about current error' 
'server'    :'Server name'
'timestamp' :'Time in ISO'
'action'    :'Query, login, etc..'
'data'      :'More info about the action'
'status'    :'The return status of the action (success or fail)'
'dest_ip'   :'Server address'
'dest_port' :'Server port'
'src_ip'    :'Attacker address'
'src_port'  :'Attacker port'
'username'  :'Attacker username'
'password'  :'Attacker password'

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