Name:

    sshpot


Description: 

    An ssh server that never authenticates. Instead, it logs the username,
    password, IP address and time of every login attempt.


Installation:

    1. Generate an RSA public key for use by the server:
        > ssh-keygen -t rsa 

    2. Edit config.h to set the desired options. In particular, you must set
       RSA_KEYFILE to the path to the public key generated in step one. LOGFILE 
       must be set to a location where the user running sshpot can write.

    3. Compile the software:
        > make
        # make install (optional, but necessary to listen on ports < 1024.)


Usage:

    sshpot [-h]

        -h  --help             Display this usage information.
        -l  --listen {addr}    Listen address; defaults to 0.0.0.0.
        -p  --port <port>      Port to listen on; defaults to 22.
        -r  --rsa <file>       RSA Key file; defaults to ./sshpot.rsa.key.
        -L  --logfile <file>   Output log file; defaults to sshpot_auth.log
        -s  --syslog           Log output to syslog.
        -u  --user <username>  Username to drop privs to; defaults to 'nobody'.
        -g  --group <group>    Group to drop privs to; defaults to 'nogroup'.
        -d  --daemon           Become a daemon.
        -t  --delay <#>        Seconds to delay between auth attempts; default 2s.
        -c  --chroot <dir>     Run in a chroot environment.
        -b  --banner <banner>  SSH Banner; defaults to 'OpenSSH_6.7p1 Debian-5+deb8u3'.

Dependencies:

    libssh http://www.libssh.org/