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🍯 Honey Pot - A Web Defense Mechanism

Decoy Security System for Threat Intelligence

Project Overview:

Decoy security system deployed on GCP for detecting, analyzing, and logging cyber attacks. Acts as bait to gather threat intelligence and protect production systems

Preparation Phase:

├── Google Cloud Shell initialization

├── Billing enablement and project setup

├── Compute Engine API activation

└── Region/zone selection for optimal placement

Deployment Steps:

├── Firewall rule configuration for controlled access

├── MHN (Modern Honey Network) Admin installation

├── Honeypot VM setup and configuration

├── Network isolation implementation

└── Monitoring dashboard setup

System Components:

├── MHN Admin (central management server)

├── Compute Engine VMs (honeypot instances)

├── Custom firewall rules for traffic control

├── Attack monitoring and logging system

└── Threat intelligence database

Key Features:

├── Attack detection and real-time logging

├── Threat intelligence gathering from live attacks

├── Network security monitoring

├── Automated alerting for suspicious activity

├── Traffic analysis and pattern recognition

└── Attack vector identification

Security Considerations:

├── Isolated network segments

├── Controlled traffic routing

├── Attack pattern analysis

├── Legal compliance verification

├── Service exposure management

└── Production system isolation

Technologies Used:

GCP, Compute Engine, MHN (Modern Honey Network), Network Security, Firewall Rules, Security Monitoring, Threat Intelligence

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Architecture Diagram:

Honeypot Security System Architecture