I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “Increase of phpMyAdmin scans“. PMA (or “phpMyAdmin”) is a well-known MySQL front-end written in PHP that “brings MySQL to the web” as stated on the web site. The tool is very popular amongst web developers because it helps to maintain databases just by using
Tag: Honeypot
[SANS ISC] TinyPot, My Small Honeypot
I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “TinyPot, My Small Honeypot“. Running honeypots is always interesting to get an overview of what’s happening on the Internet in terms of scanners or new threats. Honeypots are useful not only in the Wild but also on your internal networks. There are plenty
Integrating OpenCanary & DShield
Being a volunteer for the SANS Internet Storm Center, I’m a big fan of the DShield service. I think that I’m feeding DShield with logs for eight or nine years now. In 2011, I wrote a Perl script to send my OSSEC firewall logs to DShield. This script has been