A simple to install and run Honey Pot.

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/drsjb80/HPotter
cd HPotter
source venv/bin/activate

Make sure you're running Docker.

To install the necessary packages, do:

pip install -r requirements.txt

To run the honeypot itself, do:

sudo python3 -m src

This should create listeners for HTTP, HTTPS, and telnet. Point your local broser to http://127.0.0.1 and https://127.0.0.1 For HTTPS, you'll need to accept the risk (minimal in this case) and find one of the Easter Eggs.

When/if you want to monitor who is probing you from the internet, you'll need to create port forwarding on your DSL/Cable modem etc. Here's a screen shot of how the might look for you.

A list of one or more of the following.

• container, the name of the Docker container to run
• listen_address, default: 0.0.0.0
• listen_port, the port number.
• request_length, how many bytes requests are allowed to be, default: 4096.
• response_length, how many bytes responses are allowed to be, default: 4096.
• request_commands, how many request commands (between delimiters), default: 10.
• response_commands, how many response commands (between delimiters), default: 10.
• request_delimiters, a list of delimiters between request commands, default: - \n\r.
• response_delimiters, a list of delimiters between response commands, default: - \n\r.
• socket_timeout, how many seconds of inactivity before closing socket.
• threads, how many concurrent threads for this type of container, default: Python's default.
• arguments, takes a valid ast.literal_eval input.
  • Example: 'arguments': '{"publish_all_ports":True, "detach":True, "volumes":["tmp:/tmp"]}'

• database, default: 'sqlite'
• database_name, default: 'hpotter.db'
• database_user, default: ''
• database_password, default: ''
• database_host, default: ''
• database_port', default: ''