InterNetworks HoneyDash runs decoy systems (honeypots) that lure attackers from across the internet,
then maps where they come from and what they try — all anonymised for public view.
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attacks in the last 24h
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Threat Overview — Last 24 Hours
Total Attacks
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events in 24h
Unique Sources
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distinct origins
High Severity
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critical events
Total Sessions
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all time
Countries
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attack origins
ML Anomalies
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flagged by AI
Live Attack Globe
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0Attacks Shown
Attack Trends
Attack Timeline
Attack Types (24h)
Geographic Distribution
Origin Map (Country Level)
Attacks by Hour (24h)
Top Attacking Countries
By session count
where attacks originate
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Recent Activity (Anonymised)
Latest Events
IPs and payloads are hidden
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How It Works
1 · The Trap
InterNetworks HoneyDash exposes decoy services — a fake SSH server, web server and database —
that look real to attackers but hold no real data. Every connection to them is an intruder.
2 · The Capture
When attackers probe, log in, or run commands, every move is recorded: the country they came
from, the protocol they targeted, and the credentials they tried.
3 · The Intelligence
Each attack is enriched with geolocation, scored for severity, and screened by a machine-learning
model that flags unusual behaviour — turning raw noise into clear insight.