What is Delilah
Delilah is a honeypot system inspired by Jordan Wright’s Elastichoney (https://github.com/jordan-wright/elastichoney) that is designed to attract attackers who are actively exploiting the Elasticsearch Groovy vulnerability.
What Delilah does
From the project README: "Delilah provides a variety of configurable parameters to mimic Elasticsearch instances and prevent an attacker from easily determining that they are interacting with a honeypot."
Project details
Delilah is a Python project published on GitHub by SecurityTW (organization), with no license stated in the repository. It has about 25 GitHub stars. The repository was last updated in June 2015, so check for forks or alternatives before relying on it.
FAQs
Is Delilah free to use?
Delilah's source code is public on GitHub, but the repository does not state a license, so check with the author before reusing it.
What language is Delilah written in?
Delilah is mainly written in Python, according to its GitHub repository.
Is Delilah still maintained?
Activity has slowed: the last update was in June 2015.