flux¶
Status: Informative · evaluation proof
Upstream: https://github.com/andrewmichaelsmith/flux
Runtime: aiohttp trap server (flux:uhbs-lab, canary traps disabled for air-gap)
LLM-maintained async HTTP honeypot with extensive scanner trap families (fake VPNs, webshells, MCP, GraphQL, tarpits).
What this decoy is¶
LLM-maintained async HTTP honeypot with extensive scanner trap families (fake VPNs, webshells, MCP, GraphQL, tarpits). Graded with the UHBS http plugin against a Docker lab on 127.0.0.1:18094.
Protocol survey¶
| Surface | UHBS plugin? | Graded? | Quick | Full |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTTP | yes (http) |
yes | 50.91 / D | 50.91 / D |
Named product is evaluation proof only — not a UHBS endorsement.
For CTI analysts¶
- Breadth of modern scanner paths; JSONL logging when telemetry path is wired.
- Compare Module A/B when judging engagement depth versus credential-only sinks.
Primary signals you can expect (when logging is wired): HTTP paths, User-Agents, credential or upload attempts visible to the lab harness.
For blue teams / detection engineering¶
- Lab disables Tracebit canary minting and tarpit saturation defaults; read upstream safety disclaimer before any Internet exposure.
- Wire explicit log shipping; UHBS Module C reflects harness visibility, not SIEM maturity.
Trust & limitations¶
- Evaluation proof under UHBS 4.2.2 — not certification or vendor ranking.
- Prefer full/ artifacts over quick/ for operational decisions.
- Re-run via TUTORIAL.md; environment notes in METHODOLOGY.md.