365 Days of Cyberwar — What Attacks My Server Survived in the Past Year
summary
An analysis of attacks observed over the past 365 days against a publicly exposed honeypot, showing which attack types were most common and how the public-server threat landscape looks. The talk reviews practical indicators to watch when protecting a server and discusses the value and security impact of running your own honeypots for home and corporate IT environments.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Attack statistics
- 6:24Attacker geography
- 10:01Attacked ports and vulns
- 15:59Honeypot explained
- 19:35T-Pot setup
- 23:59T-Pot management
- 28:50Real-time attack response
- 31:01Security automation with Wazuh
- 33:10Check leaked credentials
- 35:14Q&A
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