Honeypot Threat Analysis — September 7, 2026
Critical threat level — massive coordinated attack activity across all honeypot services.
2026-09-07 Analysis
Threat Overview
On September 7th, 2026, our Raspberry Pi 5 honeypot was actively engaged in a variety of cyber attacks and defense responses. Here’s an analysis based on the given data:
Total Attackers: 207 AbuseIPDB Report Count: 178
Geographic Analysis
The honeypot reported 465 attackers from the United States, which constitutes 30% of all attacks, indicating significant activity originating there. Germany and the Netherlands also saw substantial activity (159 and 119 respectively), with Belgium showing a noteworthy 101.
GeoIP Statistics
- Total IPs: 1528
- United States: 465 (30%)
- Germany: 159 (10%)
- Netherlands: 119 (7%)
- Belgium: 101 (6%)
SSH Brute Force and Post-Exploitation
SSH Attacks:
- Total Logins: 613
- Total Commands: 42
Post-Exploitation Scenarios:
- Top IPs: [“60.10.101.6”, “85.85.17.46”]
- Top Passwords: [“8c6976e5b5410415”]
Web Scanning and HTTP Traffic
Top HTTP Paths:
- [/], [/login], [/hachk.php], [/dispatch.asp], [/SDK/webLanguage]
HTTP Requests:
- Total Req/IPS: 67 /37
IDS & Scan Intel
IDS Alerts:
- Total Alerts: 16926
- Total IPs: 924
Suricata IDS:
- Severity: Critical
- Top Events: SSH, HTTP
Malware Analysis
- No malware captured today.
Tarpit and Malware Detection
- Tarpit: Trapped connections from 45 IPs, no waste of time.
- Malware: No malware detected or captured on this date.
Canarytokens and Community Defense
Canarytokens:
- Triggered: 24
Community Defense:
- Tools: No tools were attempted to be used.
Threat Response Analysis
The honeypot was successful in thwarting attempts from a variety of threat sources, including SSH brute force, web scanning, and HTTP traffic. The IDS alerts indicate that the system is actively monitoring for malicious activity, which is crucial for proactive defense.
Conclusion
On September 7th, our Raspberry Pi 5 honeypot remained vigilant against various cyber threats. While some attackers were detected and contained, others remain a threat to be monitored. The high number of attacks from the United States underscores the importance of regional security measures and increased vigilance in this region. Future improvements could focus on enhancing defenses against malware and improving post-exploitation capabilities.
Pi5/Spain/Open-Source
By analyzing these key points, we can see that our honeypot is effectively monitoring for threats while maintaining a strong baseline of detection and response. This ongoing analysis will help inform future security strategies to better protect against evolving cyber threats.
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.