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One of these days I’ll setup a honeypot and use a reverse shell technique to backdoor the attacker.
by xyst 2y ago
One of these days I’ll setup a honeypot and use a reverse shell technique to backdoor the attacker.
- kstrauser 2y agoThere's a story behind why this blog is at honeypot.net, and it surprisingly has nothing to do with that at all.
- iJohnDoe 2y agoNothing is impossible, but just having an SSH connection active to a system does not allow the possibility to tunnel backwards through that SSH connection. Unless the person who initiated the connection already configured it for reverse connections. Would like to learn more though.
- PhilipRoman 2y agoFor non-interactive scripts there probably isn't much you can do. I've always wanted to setup an interactive honeypot ssh server which prints the standard message for a rejected login and then pretends to close the connection, while running a keylogger to hopefully intercept some command which asks for password. The major obstacle is that people customize their prompts, although many probably use whatever is set by default on Ubuntu.