Johnny Vestergaard
Johnny Vestergaard
Hi, There is no credentials - it's all a honeypot :). You should be able to find log files in the directory where you started Heralding from.
No problem. Not exactly sure what you mean in regards to the localhost ip. Please elaborate :)
The honeypot should listen on all interfaces by default. You might have a firewall blocking - or maybe you are behind NAT?
Yes, ipv6 should be possible, I wonder if all it takes is to do two create_server for each capability?
Yes, confirmed. It sure does work: > $ telnet ::1 > Trying ::1... > Connected to ::1. > Escape character is '^]'. > Username: james > Password: And log_auth: >...
@amanjiofficial Sounds good. No clue in regards to what should be logged, part of this task is to investigate what information (if any) we can extract from the connecting client.
Sounds like a very good place to start. I suggest that you start out by investigating which data we can collect from the connecting clients.
Any specific API you had in mind?
(partly snipped from e-mail discussion) Dumping to database with SQLAlchemy is easy. Hard part is how to format the data to make analysis easier. To enable proper logging i am...
working on this issue in https://github.com/glastopf/glasdb