Conpot
5.4#16 in honeypot softwareLinuxSelf-hosted
VisitConpot vs KFSensor
What both publish
| Fact | Conpot | KFSensor |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Conpot is an ICS honeypot designed to collect intelligence about adversaries targeting industrial control systems. | KFSensor is a Windows honeypot system that detects intrusions by simulating vulnerable system services and trojans. |
| Security | ConpotFS proxies files through a controlled location so protocol operations do not change the actual filesystem permissions. | The maker says KFSensor follows least privilege and does not require Admin or root privileges to function. |
| Support | The project links documentation, a FAQ, and GitHub issues, with no commercial support terms stated on the pages reviewed. | License purchases include email support and upgrades for one year, after which an optional subscription extends support and maintenance for another year. |
Conpot plans
No prices published.
KFSensor plans
- KFSensor Professional One Year Subscription$120 a year
- KFSensor Professional Edition$599, paid once
- KFSensor Enterprise EditionPriced on request
- KFSensor Enterprise One Year SubscriptionPriced on request
Pick Conpot if…
Conpot suits developers, ICS security researchers and honeypot operators looking to collect intelligence about attacks on industrial control systems. It is for users prepared to deploy and manage a self-hosted Linux/POSIX application.
Pick KFSensor if…
KFSensor suits Windows security teams that need a self-hosted honeypot and service emulation. Enterprise features are intended for deployments using multiple sensors and central management.