Nuclei templates for honeypots detection.
This repository contains Nuclei templates to detect several well-known open-source honeypots, such as: ADBHoney, Conpot, Cowrie, Dionaea (multiple services), ElasticPot, Mailoney, Redis Honeypot, Snare, among others.
git clone https://github.com/UnaPibaGeek/honeypots-detection.git
cd honeypots-detection/templates
sudo nuclei -u {target_IP} -t ./{template_name}.yaml
For a more detailed output it is possible to use the -debug-resp
parameter:
The requests will be sent to the honeypot’s default port if not specified.
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