Dystopia – Low To Medium Multithreaded Ubuntu Core Honeypot Coded In Python
Low to medium Ubuntu Core honeypot coded in Python.
Features
- Optional Login Prompt
- Logs commands used and IP addresses
- Customize MOTD, Port, Hostname and how many clients can connect at once (default is unlimited)
- Save and load config
- Add support to a plethora of commands
Todo
- Packet Capture
- Better Logging
- Service
- Geolocation
- Email Alerts
- Insights such as charts & graphs
- Add Default Configurations
- Optimize / Fix Code
How to run
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
python3 dystopy.pyCommand Line Arguments
bind to –motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day –max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. –username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session –password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt –hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot –localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost –save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file –load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file “>
usage: dystopia.py [-h] [--port PORT] [--motd MOTD] [--max MAX] [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD]
[--hostname HOSTNAME] [--localhost] [--save SAVE] [--load LOAD]
Dystopia | A python honeypot.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--port PORT, -P PORT specify a port to bind to
--motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day
--max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once.
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
password for fake login prompt
--hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME
hostname of the honeypot
--localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost
--save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file
--load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file
How to add Support for More Commands
You can add support to new commands by editing the file “commands.json”. The format is command:output
for eg
{
"dog":"Dog command activated!"
}
