This is a quick honeypot web server that delivers an infinite web page to anyone asking anything from it. It sends a never ending web page that may fill up the hard disk of the attacker if the download is automatic. Also has some sticky properties to try to capture the browser for as long as possible.
This new version is designed to work as a web LaBrea-style honyepot. So when the attcker connects to your honeypot, you can stuck it to prevent any lateral movement in the network and you can fill the hard disk.
Sending a lot of data to the web clients has several effects depending on the clients. For example nmap stores the responces in memory (as most clients) so actually The Infinite Web Site will fill up all the RAM memory + swap. Becareful when trying.
The new features are:
- Any web page that you ask for, will end un being infinite.
- It now uses the twisted libraries, so it supports multiple clients.
- It uses the curses libraries to show the amount of data transfered in real time.
- It can recognize GET and POST requests and give them a lot of data while trying to leave them stuck.
- It can recognize HEAD requests and stuck them also. HEAD requests do not download data, but they can wait a long time.
- It logs everything in a file.
- The port number can be specified by a parameter.
When a client connects, the Infinite Web Server shows you its IP, its User-Agent, the requested method, the requested Path, the connection time and the real live information about the data transfered. When that client disconnects, it prints the duration of the connection.
We strongly suggest that you limit the bandwith of this honeypot, because it can eat it. Another hack can be to send less data in the code.
Just be sure to use a wide console. If necessary make your font smaller a couple of times. Start the infinite web page.
./TheInfiniteWebsite.py
Try it connecting with wget from your host.
wget localhost:8800
In a local network is able to send data at ~2.5Mbps
You can change the port where the infinite web site is running by modifying the code.
