MedPot

6.1easy start · #14 of 18
in Honeypot Software

Runs on Linux, self-hosted.

MedPot is ranked #14 of 18 in honeypot software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, Self-hosted.

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Purpose: MedPot is a honeypot that emulates HL7 and FHIR services.
Run and build: The README documents running MedPot with Go or a script, compiling it into a binary, and building a Docker container.
Go requirement: Installation requires Go 1.17 or newer.
Default port: MedPot listens on port 2575 by default, and the port can be changed with a command-line argument.
Logging: MedPot writes logs to /var/log/medpot.log by default and supports changing the log location with a command-line argument.
Configuration: Templates and configuration files are located at /etc/medpot/.
Captured connection data: The README's example log entry includes a message, time, port, IP address, and encoded data.
Customization: A command-line argument lets users choose between two boot logos.
Integrations: The maker's README documents Docker as a deployment option and does not list other product integrations.
Support and security details: The repository README does not specify support terms, security certifications, or compliance standards.
Intended use: The project describes MedPot as an HL7/FHIR honeypot; it does not specify a narrower target audience.

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