Name:
sshpot
Description:
An ssh server that never authenticates. Instead, it logs the username,
password, IP address and time of every login attempt.
Installation:
1. Generate an RSA public key for use by the server:
> ssh-keygen -t rsa
2. Edit config.h to set the desired options. In particular, you must set
RSA_KEYFILE to the path to the public key generated in step one. LOGFILE
must be set to a location where the user running sshpot can write.
3. Compile the software:
> make
# make install (optional, but necessary to listen on ports < 1024.)
SQL Table Structure:
Table Name : ATTACKLOG
+---------------------+----------------+------------------+-----------------------+
| TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP | IP VARCHAR(43) | USER VARCHAR(32) | PASSWORD VARCHAR(255) |
+---------------------+----------------+------------------+-----------------------+
Usage:
sshpot [-d <database>] [-e] [-h] [-l <password>] [-p <port>] [-s <port>] [-u <user>@<host>]
-d --database <db_name> Name of SQL database.
-e --enable-sql Enable to use SQL database.
-h --help Display this usage information.
-l --login-password <password> Login password of SQL database.
-p --port <port> Port to listen on; defaults to 22.
-s --sql-port <port> Server port of the SQL database; defaults to 3306.
-u --user <user>@<host> User of SQL database.; user@host
Dependencies:
libssh http://www.libssh.org/
libmysqlclient-dev