Re: How Would I Find the Actual Name of the Honeypot Software via a Pen Test?

[StaticRez <staticrez () gmail com>]

Well, here's a list:

http://www.honeypots.net/honeypots/products

If you can actually tell them the name of the software then you're THE MAN.

I'm assuming that within the honeypot configs, you can pick which
services you'd want to be open. With that in mind, I don't think
there's any way of knowing what the actual software is. And even
assuming you know the OS, unless you're analyzing packets, the
honeypot should be able to "mimic" (to a certain extent) an IIS
server, it could be sitting on a BSD or any linux/unix variant box.

this one might require some social engineering...

staticrez



On 6/19/07, TStark <stark.ironman () gmail com> wrote:
> Good afternoon,
>
> I'm doing a pen test a new IPS appliance from outside the network,
> while working through the assessment I found that the server
> designated as my target was a honeypot set up by our server team
> rather than a normal server.
>
> I've now been challenged to now tell them the actual name of the
> honeypot software they are using.
>
> So with that, I figure I'd ask the pros, hoping that someone has a
> suggestion other than me low crawling under the raised floor in the
> server room looking for the host server:P
>
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> Tony
>
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