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How to Hack the Hackers | Cowrie Honeypot 

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Cowrie is an open-source SSH and Telnet honeypot that is designed to capture and record the activities of attackers attempting to compromise systems via these protocols. A honeypot is a security tool used to lure attackers and gather information about their techniques, tactics, and procedures without exposing actual production systems.
Cowrie emulates a vulnerable SSH server, creating a decoy system that attackers believe they are compromising. Once attackers interact with the Cowrie honeypot, their actions are logged and recorded for analysis. This information can provide valuable insights into the methods attackers use, the tools they employ, and the vulnerabilities they target.
Key features of the Cowrie honeypot include:
Emulation of Vulnerable Services: Cowrie emulates a variety of SSH server vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, making it attractive to attackers seeking to exploit these weaknesses.
Session Logging: Cowrie captures session logs, including all commands executed, login attempts, and file manipulation activities performed by attackers during their interaction with the honeypot.
File System Emulation: The honeypot simulates a fake file system that appears to contain realistic files and directories, further enticing attackers to explore and interact with the environment.
User Interaction: Cowrie can interact with attackers using fake credentials, commands, and responses, giving the illusion of a real system.
Security Data Collection: The captured data can include IP addresses, malware samples, attack patterns, and other valuable information that can aid in threat analysis and cybersecurity research.
Modular Design: Cowrie supports the use of plugins and custom configurations, allowing you to tailor the honeypot to your specific needs and interests.
Cowrie is widely used in cybersecurity research, incident response, and threat intelligence gathering. It helps organizations gain insights into emerging attack trends, hone their incident response capabilities, and develop countermeasures to protect against similar attacks on real systems. However, it's important to note that running a honeypot like Cowrie requires careful consideration of legal and ethical implications, as well as proper isolation from production systems to prevent unintended harm.
Disclaimer: All demonstrations in this video are conducted on authorized systems with explicit permission. No support for illegal activities. Ethical hacking means responsible vulnerability discovery. Misusing techniques for unauthorized or malicious purposes is strictly discouraged. Exercise sound judgment and respect others' security and privacy. Seek permission for any hacking-related activities. Subscribe for more ethical hacking content!

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Комментарии : 20   
@ozzy0794
@ozzy0794 Месяц назад
These are great videos. Hope you get back to uploading!
@ghaithshaqra4100
@ghaithshaqra4100 Месяц назад
thank you very much sir i really learned a lot of this video thanx indeed
@utkarshkumar258
@utkarshkumar258 Год назад
wow your videos are great . information is step by step . you gained a subscribe . pls post videos on honeypot more like this .
@shawnhenderson2968
@shawnhenderson2968 Год назад
Awesome videos. Thanks for the information. Can you do one on how to scam a scammer. I was almost scammed before. And I would like to know how to combat that. If you would do that I would appreciate it
@xtyza323
@xtyza323 7 месяцев назад
seems like the (hacker) in this demo was a automatic botnet loader that scans telnet servers thats why in the payload it was checking for Archs etc so the "owner" knows what type of devices they have access too
@AnonymousExploit0
@AnonymousExploit0 5 месяцев назад
Make another video on how to scan or identify a honey pot environment. Not just an ssh honey pot but any honey pot that would be awesome
@tuurblaffe
@tuurblaffe Год назад
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@ambrosebeavers
@ambrosebeavers 8 месяцев назад
Good day hacker101. Do you have any full paid courses on hacking
@vinodtryhackmevasudevan
@vinodtryhackmevasudevan 11 месяцев назад
super thank you very much sir expecting these types of videos
@vladislavkaras491
@vladislavkaras491 8 месяцев назад
It was interesting to watch! Thanks!
@морс-ф3д
@морс-ф3д Год назад
Cool honey pot👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😉
@Hacker101vids
@Hacker101vids Год назад
Checkout T-Pot its even better :)
@морс-ф3д
@морс-ф3д Год назад
@@Hacker101vids certanly i will)
@bungdrifin
@bungdrifin Год назад
I just want to learn Cowrie. Can i still do this on virtual machines?
@guambeatz1403
@guambeatz1403 26 дней назад
What did you find out
@Foodtrackbc
@Foodtrackbc Год назад
Wowww
@Hacker101vids
@Hacker101vids Год назад
Glad you liked the video 😁
@xAESEC
@xAESEC Год назад
Thanks 🎉
@Hacker101vids
@Hacker101vids Год назад
You're welcome 😊
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