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Our homes are now littered with devices that have questionable security practices and are controlled by the cloud: smart TVs, doorbells, LED lights, garage doors, even toys! These cloud-controlled devices provide direct access to our network and if we want to use them, we don't have much choice but to treat them as trusted. What if they can't be trusted? How would we know? Tinkering with firewall rules and packet sniffing is way too much effort. But there is a solution! What would an attacker do once they are on the LAN? They would explore and try to break into other systems! So, let's use this to our advantage. By deploying fake systems that are tempting targets for an attacker to access we can get an early warning when someone is poking around on our network! In this presentation we'll learn how to deploy such a network intrusion detection system on our home networks with the open-source router OS OpenWrt and the open-source honeypot system OpenCanary. With a modern router, or even just a Raspberry Pi, we can deploy sophisticated network honeypots that appear on the network as juicy targets and trip up an attacker before they can burrow their way through our network.
