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cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/249829

Basicgopot is a basic honeypot I have been developing. It is an HTTP honeypot that logs and saves all file uploads, optionally checking the uploaded file against VirusTotal. Additionally, the user can easily extend the functionality of the honeypot by configuring API webhooks. I plan on adding more features and possibly broadening the project's scope to include deploying deceptions for other protocols.

I would appreciate any feedback and contributions are always welcome.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/249829

Basicgopot is a basic honeypot I have been developing. It is an HTTP honeypot that logs and saves all file uploads, optionally checking the uploaded file against VirusTotal. Additionally, the user can easily extend the functionality of the honeypot by configuring API webhooks. I plan on adding more features and possibly broadening the project's scope to include deploying deceptions for other protocols.

I would appreciate any feedback and contributions are always welcome.

Basicgopot is a basic honeypot I have been developing. It is an HTTP honeypot that logs and saves all file uploads, optionally checking the uploaded file against VirusTotal. Additionally, the user can easily extend the functionality of the honeypot by configuring API webhooks. I plan on adding more features and possibly broadening the project's scope to include deploying deceptions for other protocols.

I would appreciate any feedback and contributions are always welcome.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/244512

This is a linter I wrote for Go that ensures all slice and array bound accesses are validated. Right now, it ensures that all accesses are enclosed within an if-statement that calls cap or len.

Any and all contributions and feature requests are welcome.

This is a linter I wrote for Go that ensures all slice and array bound accesses are validated. Right now, it ensures that all accesses are enclosed within an if-statement that calls cap or len.

Any and all contributions and feature requests are welcome.