Hacker Cam Recording
AI Generated Summary of Hacker Activity
Based on the provided honeypot session log, here is a breakdown of the commands executed by the attacker:
1. `whoami`: The attacker checks the current user, which is root.
2. `users`: The attacker checks the currently logged-in users, which is only root.
3. `ps -aux`: The attacker lists all running processes on the system.
4. `su www-data`: The attacker attempts to switch to the www-data user, but it fails.
5. `whoami`: The attacker checks the current user again, which is still root.
6. `cat /etc/passwd`: The attacker reads the contents of the /etc/passwd file, which contains user account information.
7. `apt-get install kit1.kit`: The attacker attempts to install a package named kit1.kit, but it succeeds.
8. `ip a`: The attacker tries to execute the `ip` command to display network interfaces, but it fails.
9. `ipconfig`: The attacker tries to execute the `ipconfig` command, which is not found.
10. `kit1kit 192.168.1.0`: The attacker runs the kit1kit command with the IP address 192.168.1.0, but it results in a segmentation fault.
11. `exit`: The attacker exits the current session.
Based on the commands executed, it appears that the attacker is attempting to gain unauthorized access to the system, install a potentially malicious package, and perform network reconnaissance.
1. `whoami`: The attacker checks the current user, which is root.
2. `users`: The attacker checks the currently logged-in users, which is only root.
3. `ps -aux`: The attacker lists all running processes on the system.
4. `su www-data`: The attacker attempts to switch to the www-data user, but it fails.
5. `whoami`: The attacker checks the current user again, which is still root.
6. `cat /etc/passwd`: The attacker reads the contents of the /etc/passwd file, which contains user account information.
7. `apt-get install kit1.kit`: The attacker attempts to install a package named kit1.kit, but it succeeds.
8. `ip a`: The attacker tries to execute the `ip` command to display network interfaces, but it fails.
9. `ipconfig`: The attacker tries to execute the `ipconfig` command, which is not found.
10. `kit1kit 192.168.1.0`: The attacker runs the kit1kit command with the IP address 192.168.1.0, but it results in a segmentation fault.
11. `exit`: The attacker exits the current session.
Based on the commands executed, it appears that the attacker is attempting to gain unauthorized access to the system, install a potentially malicious package, and perform network reconnaissance.
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Hacker Cam is a recording of an attacker interacting with a StingBox honeypot. You are watching an attacker who believes they have accessed a linux server explore and attempt to further hack a network.
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