Just a quick update! As promised you can now view the current months graph on the main page of the honeypot. You can also now view the graphs of monthly attack history of the honeypots too! All graphs show the total attacks, failed and successful, for each day on the month all the way back [...]
Archive for the ‘Security’ Category
November 4, 2011
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Kippo SVN update
By Jay in Honeypot, SecurityOver the last week there has been a very nice feature added to the Kippo SVN, the ability to interact with anyone connected to the honeypot via a telnet based session management interface! To get the new interactive telnet session follow these instructions: 1. Download the SVN version svn checkout http://kippo.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ kippo Copy the example [...]
July 29, 2011
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How secure is Glasgow?
By Jay in Honeypot, Misc, SecurityWireless in Glasgow Myself and a fellow security researcher Iain Mckenzie have been working on a project over the last few weeks about wireless security within the Glasgow area. We have now completed the most time-consuming part of the project which was scanning Glasgow for wireless Access Points. We ended up with really good coverage, [...]
July 5, 2011
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Fuzzers!
By Jay in Honeypot, SecurityQuick Honeypot Update ADDED: Completely new layout to match my main site. I also broke the page down into sub-section for a few reasons such as readability and reducing the server load. ADDED: A new section called Top commands issued which, as the name implies, outputs a list of the top 30 commands issued! Handy [...]
June 22, 2009
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domRecon Tool
By Jay in Networking, SecurityI have decided to port a script I done in C to PHP which I have made available online. I called it domRecon, it basically “hunts” for sub-domains for a domain that you provide. It works by trying to get lucky by preforming a DNS zone transfer (AXFR) but on most domains this will fail. [...]
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