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hpfriends integration #9

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honeymap opened this issue Aug 15, 2013 · 24 comments
Open

hpfriends integration #9

honeymap opened this issue Aug 15, 2013 · 24 comments

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@honeymap
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I have been looking on the honeymap/hpfriends/heipei github for directions on how to install a very basic setup of honeymap.

but when running server/server, I get the following error:

2013/08/15 14:56:19 Binding Honeymap webserver to 0.0.0.0:3000...
2013/08/15 14:56:19 Connecting to hpfeeds.honeycloud.net:20000...
2013/08/15 14:56:19 Connected to Hpfeeds server.
2013/08/15 14:56:19 Received error from server: Authkey not allowed to subscribe here.

any suggestions? Also, is there a way to run my own hpfeeds server? Is it just a matter of deploying a hpfeeds instance?

Project looks cool, but wish there was more documentation.

@honeymap
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a little more info - in the hpfriends web portal, the error log states:

Message: Authkey not allowed to subscribe here.
Channel: geoloc.events

@heipei
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heipei commented Aug 16, 2013

Yeah, looks like you didn't configure the authkey in your setup to be able to subscribe to geoloc.events. Have a look here on how to do that: http://heipei.github.io/2013/05/11/Using-hpfriends-the-social-data-sharing-platform/#authkeys

@honeymap
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Thanks.

so subscribe to geoloc.events. that seem to fix that error. now to figure out why the map is not displaying...

@fw42
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fw42 commented Aug 17, 2013

Our main honeypot is down at the moment, so the number of hits on the honeymap is pretty low at the moment.

@honeymap
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Thanks for the update fw42!

I'd like to run this in a sandboxed environment with zero internet access -- (testing functionality)

To do so, I was planning on running my own honeymap server, and dionaea server. It looks like I would also need to emulate the hpfriends services -- is this something I can do with the hpfeeds distribution on github? Super complex, or you think it would be fairly straight forward?

@katkad
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katkad commented Aug 26, 2013

hi,

should be map working at the moment ? (i mean local instances, not http://map.honeynet.org/)

i am running local instance, and no data shows
wireshark shows just (what i suppose is) initial connection to
hpfriends.honeycloud.net and then i don't see any communication

i tried this last week, also no data on honeymap, but hpfriends.honeycloud.net
was transmitting data like:
bytes_received: 211120126
bytes_sent: 9262638
published: 521662
received: 27956

any way to debug this ? i do not see any logs

@fw42
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fw42 commented Aug 26, 2013

Hi,

if your setup is correct, you should see the same data as our honemap (http://map.honeycloud.net/), which is not a lot at the moment, since our honeypot is down due to hardware issues. But you should see a few events a minute at least I guess. If you want more, please consider contributing and hosting your own honeypot (and submitting your events to hpfriends).

Flo

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Flo,

Is there a way to running your own copy of hpfriends (is this compiling hpfeeds off of git?), or is this currently not recommended? I'd like to run in a sandbox (no internet connection to use as a internal test tool)

@fw42
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fw42 commented Aug 26, 2013

hpfriends is not open-sourced yet, sorry. Don't know how hard it would be to run hpfeeds on your own. @rep would know.

@katkad
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katkad commented Aug 26, 2013

now i get it
i have to publish geoloc.events via https://github.com/rep/hpfeeds/blob/master/examples/geoloc/geoloc.py and data shows

i see just data from our honeypots, probably because noone is sharing their data with me
(i am using my ident and secret, maybe there is global one for this, which i don't know)

can you mention it in README so other people would avoid no data in their honeymaps ?

@RKStevens
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Iam trying to get a local instance running as well. I am connected to the backend on both dionaea and the honeymap. Where does geoloc.py come into play.

@katkad
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katkad commented Mar 7, 2014

hello

1, download https://github.com/rep/hpfeeds/tree/master/examples/geoloc along with https://github.com/rep/hpfeeds/tree/master/lib into one directory
2, edit https://github.com/rep/hpfeeds/blob/master/examples/geoloc/geoloc.py with your credentials
3, run https://github.com/rep/hpfeeds/blob/master/examples/geoloc/geoloc.py along with honeymap server

geoloc publishes geoloc events, which are displayed on the map

@RKStevens
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Thanks kat! After a few issues with importing GeoIP, I finally got geoloc.py running with my credentials but still no data on the map?

@katkad
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katkad commented Mar 12, 2014

it seems there is problem with broker. I can not authenticate. there are no events on http://map.honeynet.org/ too. I already contacted the right people.

@r3k2
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r3k2 commented Feb 18, 2016

is this still broken? I just try the link and no data..

@katkad
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katkad commented Feb 18, 2016

Hi, I guess it is down currently. I asked on ML, but no answer so far. Last event I received is from 2016-02-16 08:33:40.969085 CET +0000 .

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r3k2 commented Feb 19, 2016

is there a way to get the main data to show on my honeymap instead of just my data? I think this is a threat related to that but not 100% sure.. if indeed is.. is there a howto somewhere? thanks! i'm using MHN server.

@fw42
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fw42 commented Feb 19, 2016

As far as I know, the broker is not down, it's just that nobody is sharing any honeypot data anymore via hpfeeds. One of the biggest honeypots (RWTH Aachen University) was shut down.

@r3k2
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r3k2 commented Feb 19, 2016

hmm I could share my data. I dont mind is not private, my personal honey pots are just for my own research.

@katkad
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katkad commented Mar 2, 2016

@chrisfernandez hi, you can sign up here (with your github account for example) http://hpfriends.honeycloud.net/#/home create keys, and share the data

But data distribution does not work. That's why I guess the broker is down.
When data distribution will be OK, you should see something here https://honeymap.cz/ .
I had no time to setup our own solution, so data on it is distributed through The Honeynet Project broker.

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r3k2 commented Mar 2, 2016

Hello Katarine.. I don't see any link on that site to be able to register...

El mié., 2 mar. 2016 a las 1:46, Katarina Durechova (<
notifications@github.com>) escribió:

@chrisfernandez https://github.com/ChrisFernandez hi, you can sign up
here (with your github account for example)
http://hpfriends.honeycloud.net/#/home create keys, and share the data

But data distribution does not work. That's why I guess the broker is down.
When data distribution will be OK, you should see something here
https://honeymap.cz/ .
I had no time to setup our own solution, so data on it is distributed
through The Honeynet Project broker.


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katkad commented Mar 2, 2016

Oh, really. There is no sign-in button now. I didn't notice before.

@fw42
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fw42 commented Mar 2, 2016

@rep might be able to answer those questions

@r3k2
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r3k2 commented Mar 7, 2016

Thanks @katkad @fw42 hopefully @rep responds, I'm very interested, I have no idea of coffeescript, nor JS, so going to pay someone to update the honeymap on my fork, also notice that one lib that honemap depends on is a golang(that I do know) lib that is checking the google code site, I fork that project and did the right changes and have pointed my own honeymap fork to use my lib fork. so now I have it working locally to be able to work on it (I currently have an production one but is from the MHN project so they already fixed that). https://pot.hispagatos.org:8443/

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