This happened to me, when my roo honeywall wasn't configured properly.
Make sure your External and Internal interfaces are setup correctly.
Another issue that I had was with roo 1.2 not logging anything after
going live. I remedied that issue with roo 1.1. Which worked great.
Another way to make sure that your roo is logging is open up snort
separately and sniff for packets. See if you see any attempts.
Hope this helps!!
Cheers!
-Parvinder Bhasin
Jason Wong wrote:
Dear all,
I have built a honeypot for my project. On the honeypot, I have
installed many web applications such phpbb, wordpress, etc.
I have created some transparent links on the web page that can be
indexed by google currently.
After a week, I found that no one visit the web applications on my honeypot.
Can you suggest some methods so that my honeypot can draw attentions
from hackers?
Regards,
Jason Wong
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