HoneyCreds network credential injection to detect responder and other network poisoners.
Requirements
Requires Python 3.6+ (tested on Python 3.9)
smbprotocol
cffi
splunk-sdk
Installation
git clone https://github.com/Ben0xA/HoneyCreds.git
cd HoneyCreds
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Running
python3 honeycreds.py
Settings
It is advised that you change these settings to best suit your environment.
Note: You can use an existing account, just change the password.
Change these in honeycreds.conf
Choose a legit looking username
def_username = ‘honeycreds’
This can match your current Short Domain
def_domain = ‘XQQX’
Make this whatever you want. Note: HTTP requests will send this in plaintext
def_password = ‘This is a honey cred account.’
The FQDN. Leave .local at the end.
def_fqdn = ‘xqqx.local’
The hostname that DOES NOT EXIST but looks legit.
def_hostname = ‘HNECRD01’
The log file and location
def_logfile = ‘honeycreds.log’
Ability to turn SMB or HTTP on or off. Set to “OFF” to turn off.
SMB = ‘ON’
HTTP = ‘ON’
The time to pause in seconds between requests.
SMB_SLEEP = 5
HTTP_SLEEP = 12
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