Out Of The Box

Challenge 2 of the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge has just been posted. The challenge has been provided by Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter and Guillaume Arcas from the French Chapter and is titled browsers under attack.
Submission deadline is March 1st and results will be released on Monday, March 15th 2010. Small prizes will be [...]

About two months ago I started contributing PhoneyC, a pure Python honeyclient implementation originally developed by Jose Nazario. The perception is that our development efforts are moving on the right track. The code can be downloaded here. If you’re interested take a look at the different development branches and give us your feedback. Moreover if [...]

After several years without any Honeynet Project Challenges, there will finally be new Forensic Challenges starting next Monday (January 18th, 2010). Here is the official announcement.
I am very happy to announce the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge 2010. The purpose of the Forensic Challenges is to take learning one step farther. Instead of having the Honeynet [...]

A new series of papers is available from the Honeynet Project: “Know Your Tools” deals with specific types of honeypots and explains how to use them. The first paper in this series deals with Picviz, a tool to visualize data based on parallel coordinates plots. Picviz is a parallel coordinates plotter which enables easy scripting [...]

It’s long time since I don’t write about TIP and its evolution. A lot of things have changed during these last months in order to make TIP more efficient and scalable. So maybe it’s worth to talk about it! First of all, TIP really exploits the Twisted Plugin System as best as it can. As [...]

Few days ago I started a new really exciting experience by joining the Honeynet Project. This really short post is just for saying thank you to Lance Spitzner for the umpteenth time for the opportunity he offered me. With the hope to be able to contribute as best as I can!