log replay automation and terminal-dashboard functionality #172
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Basic dashboard which displays high-level statistics and interesting data. Automate the log replay process by auto playing TTY sessions and sending emails containing the session details following successful breaches. Firewall script for port redirection.
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I've added a couple scripts that I find useful/interesting in kippo deployments. Maybe others will find these scripts useful as well.
The code changes include a basic dashboard that displays high-level statistics and interesting data. The log replay process has been automated via launching playlog.py via cronjob against new log files and sending emails containing the session details following successful breaches. I also added a tiny Firewall script for port redirection, just useful because I'm lazy and don't always leave my honeypots running. :-)