T-Pot is a multi-honeypot platform and threat intelligence framework that deploys a collection of containerized decoy services to capture attacker behavior and network telemetry. It functions as a Docker-based deception system, simulating vulnerable network environments to gather intelligence on threat actors. The system features a distributed sensor network using a hub-and-spoke architecture, allowing remote sensors to transmit logs back to a central management hub. It integrates large language models to create a dynamic deception engine capable of adaptive interactions with attackers. The
OpenCanary is a network service simulator and honeypot designed for network intrusion detection. It functions as a security decoy that creates fake server personalities and open ports to identify unauthorized users scanning a private network. The system uses deception technology to mimic various server protocols, luring attackers into revealing their presence and activity. When a simulated service is accessed, it acts as an intrusion alerting gateway, transmitting notifications via email or webhooks. The project covers internal network monitoring and intrusion source tracking to identify the
This repository is a technical documentation site and a collection of guides and references for implementing networking, security, and cloud infrastructure services. It functions as a static-site generated portal and a headless content platform, separating source files from the presentation layer to enable flexible rendering. The project utilizes markdown-based documentation stored in a version-controlled Git repository. It provides specialized technical content including an AI platform documentation for building agents and managing inference, a cloud infrastructure guide for DNS and CDN conf
This project is a community-curated directory of open-source software designed for deployment in private server environments and home labs. It serves as a comprehensive resource for discovering independent, self-hosted alternatives to mainstream cloud services, enabling users to maintain full data ownership and control over their digital infrastructure. The directory is structured through a hierarchical taxonomy that organizes a vast collection of applications into logical categories, ranging from media management and data analytics to private communication and team productivity tools. It dis
HFish is a distributed honeypot system and network intrusion detection tool designed to deploy decoy services and nodes to detect and analyze attacker behavior. It functions as a deceptive asset orchestrator that simulates enterprise services and configures custom baits to lure network intruders.
The main features of hacklcx/hfish are: Honeypot Management, Honeypots and Deception, Deceptive Service Mocks, Scanning Detection, Network Scanning Detection, Deceptive Asset Orchestrators, Deceptive Bait Configurations, Honeypot Node Management.
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