A small, fluid, low-interaction honeypot designed to spoof banners across thousands of ports.

• Parsing and spoofing based on nmap's nmap-service-probes file format.
• Support for ssl-wrapped protocols (See create-cert.sh)
• Hourly log rollover
• Support for UDP and TCP based protocols
• Works passively, can be used for recon/capturing in addition to being a honeypot
• Does not require root after setup

Note:
While LiquidHoney will attempt to register iptables rules redirecting ports to itself, you may need to do this manually if iptables is not present or is not usable.

Setup is relatively simple. You will need Python 3 and pip installed to run this application.

1. Install nmap-service-probes. This file is under a different license (https://nmap.org/book/man-legal.html). Either of these options will work:
   • Intall nmap
   • Download it here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nmap/nmap/master/nmap-service-probes.
2. pip install -r requirements.txt
3. ./create-cert.sh to generate an SSL certificate
4. Set up the iptables rules using sudo python3 liquid_honey.py --create-rules
5. Run the server with python3 liquid_honey.py
6. Watch the logs roll in!

Note: By default, LiquidHoney drops packets sent to the listen port from non-internal addresses, however it is highly recommended that you block external traffic to that port (11337 by default).

LiquidHoney can be configured in more depth using the config.yml file. There are descriptions of the options in the default config.