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toggle search form toggle navigation bruteforce lab security, programming, devops, visualization, the cloud home honeydrive kippo-graph kippo2elasticsearch kippo2mysql kippo-malware honeyd-viz honeyd2mysql misc dionaea-vagrant thug-vagrant about me legal disclaimer privacy policy terms and conditions contact form jan 04 2018 down the rabbit hole: how hackers exploit weak ssh credentials to build ddos botnets by ion in honeypots grehack 2017 leave comment aug 30 2017 ipfs, coinlist, and the filecoin ico with juan benet and dalton caldwell by ion in general news filecoin , ipfs leave comment mar 19 2017 new domain by ion in blog news the website has been moved to a new domain: bruteforcelab.com . the old international tld has served me well during all these years, but it’s time to move to a proper .com one and finally add an ssl certificate. 1 comment nov 27 2016 bsides lisbon 2016 – mtls in a microservices world by diogo mónica by ion in general news bsides lisbon 2016 , diogo monica 2 comments jul 21 2016 honeypots workshop at defcon 24 by ion in blog news , general news , honeypots , malware , visualization i am very happy to announce that a honeypots workshop will take place during defcon 24 in las vegas. the workshop is titled “ analyzing internet attacks with honeypots “, lasts half a day (4 hours) and will be presented by me. it takes place on friday the 5th of august, from 2pm to 6pm at las vegas ballroom 3. registration instructions: https://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-24/dc-24-workshops.html here is the workshop’s description: in the field of computer security, honeypots are systems aimed at deceiving malicious users or software that launch attacks against the servers and network infrastructure of various organizations. they can be deployed as protection mechanisms for an organization’s real systems, or as research units to study and analyze the methods employed by human hackers or malware. in this workshop we will outline the operation of two research honeypots, by manual deployment and testing in real time. a honeypot system will undertake the role of a web trap for attackers who target the ssh service in order to gain illegal server access. another one will undertake the role of a malware collector, usually deployed by malware analysts and anti-virus companies to gather and securely store malicious binary samples. we will also talk about post-capturing activities and further analysis techniques. as an example, we will see how to index all the captured information in a search engine like elasticsearch and then utilize elastalert, an easy to use framework to setup meaningful alerting. lastly, visualization tools will be presented for the aforementioned systems, plus a honeypot bundle linux distribution that contains pre-configured versions of the above tools and much more related utilities, which can make the deployment of honeypots in small or large networks an easy task. see you in vegas! 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