You're looking for a honeypot Be careful with installing something like that with docker(or anything), docker is very unsafe
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Docker is not very unsafe at all. Although something like podman would be better.
It's not as safe as people expect it to be either. Container breakouts are very much a thing and not necessarily relegated to those that did something stupid in configurations
Yeah that was my question. I never mentioned docker though ?
Only thing that comes to mind is https://github.com/citronneur/rdpy
Is there a linuxserver.io but for infosec?
No idea, I like to build/make my own.
That's more of a framework for RDP right ?
you can use iptables tarpit target. it works on the transport layer so it should work with any application layer protocol.
I didn't know there was a tarpit target for iptables, that's neat. Unfortunately I run OpenBSD and pf so I can't use it, but I'll look into how it works to see if I can replicate it in my setup. Thanks !