Design and Implementation of a Low-interaction Honeypot Based on Apache
Hao Huang
Abstract
Hao Huang
Abstract
Honeypot is a new tool for network defence.The difficulty of designing a Honeypot lies in the success dis- guise and deception.Many Honeypots use scripts to simulate services,and put static deception into practice to protect network.But they could expose themselves easily.This paper designs and implements a low-interaction Honeypot based on the Apache server,named Honeyweb.It has four functions:http protocol detection,dynamic deception, working with other network security devices and log.It can dynamicly response to different http requests.The expri- ment indicates that depolying the Honeyweb will influence hackers' judgement,consume their resources,even stop at- tack.So Honeyweb can reach its purpose of active defence and preventing Web servers from attack.
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Honeypot is a new tool for network defence.The difficulty of designing a Honeypot lies in the success dis- guise and deception.Many Honeypots use scripts to simulate services,and put static deception into practice to protect network.But they could expose themselves easily.This paper designs and implements a low-interaction Honeypot based on the Apache server,named Honeyweb.It has four functions:http protocol detection,dynamic deception, working with other network security devices and log.It can dynamicly response to different http requests.The expri- ment indicates that depolying the Honeyweb will influence hackers' judgement,consume their resources,even stop at- tack.So Honeyweb can reach its purpose of active defence and preventing Web servers from attack.
Key concepts: Honeypot, Computer science, Deception, Cross-site scripting, Scripting language, Hacker, Web server, Computer security