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A website meant to look like a D-Link (mydlink) admin website. Pwn the pwner trying to grasp those lowest-hanging fruits on a network. Built as a demo of the Pragma web framework, and of course for my own enjoyment.
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README.md

🍯 Honeypot

Can the IP, HTTP Headers and more from anyone trying to log in to this site. Everything entered into this page will be saved to an SQLite database.

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Note

This project is not related to D-Link in any form or fashion. I just chose their mydlink portal as it features both IP camera and WiFi router controls from the same interface, which I intend to implement fun dummies of in the future.

Installation

  1. Install Pragma

    This website is built on the Pragma web framwork, and is meant as a showcase of some of it's features.

    Install the Pragma framwork

  2. Clone this repo

    Clone this repo (with submodules) anywhere Pragma can read its contents.

    $ git clone http://github.com/VictorWesterlund/honeypot --recurse-submodules

  3. Set env var

    Make a copy of the .env.example.ini file

    $ cp -p .env.example.ini .env.ini

    and set the DB_POT variable to an absolute path to the SQLite database to create

    DB_POT="/home/me/pot.sql"

Data saved

The database will dump the contents of $_POST and $_SERVER into a JSON string along with the timestamp since Unix epoch the request was received.