OpenCanary: The Tyranny of the Default
These are the credentials that the three OpenCanary instances have seen. Star Wars-style!
OpenCanary Hacked!
My OpenCanarys run Samba shares in the Internet. Firstly, this was mainly with Canary Tokens left there for...
And Then There Were Three
More OpenCanary Goodness To balance out having two US-hosted honeypots, the appeal of hosting one elsewhere appealed to...
The Race to the Bottom
OpenCanary, One versus One The joy of being a low-cost security researcher saw my Splunk Enterprise licence revert...
OpenCanary and the Mirai Password List
Fighting the Tyranny of the Default (login) As the OpenCanary in the Cloud continues to sit with its...
OpenCanary: One week in Splunk
The OpenCanary has been feeding Splunk via WebHook for over a week now and the statistics are becoming...
Improving OpenCanary Logging
The Loggly solution I’ve been using is basic and limited, basically being able to give an overview of...
Enhancing the OpenCanary: Samba writes and malware submissions
After finding that someone, somewhere was dumping malware .exe files into my OpenCanary, I had a long thing...
OpenCanary in the Cloud: Unintended Consequences
My OpenCanary in the Cloud was not logging SMB requests properly and I finally made time to look...
The Canary in the Cloud
OpenCanary 2.0 in Oracle Cloud continues to flourish. The main reporting mechanism is a webhook into Loggly from...