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Release Notes / Changelog

CyberPot 24.04.0 marks probably the largest change in the history of the project. While most of the changes have been made to the underlying platform some changes will be standing out in particular - a CyberPot ISO image will no longer be provided with the benefit that CyberPot will now run on multiple Linux distributions (Alma Linux, Debian, Fedora, OpenSuse, Raspbian, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu), Raspberry Pi (optimized) and macOS / Windows (limited).

New Features

  • Distributed Installation is now using NGINX reverse proxy instead of SSH to transmit HIVE_SENSOR logs to HIVE
  • deploy.sh, will make the deployment of sensor much easier and will automatically take care of the configuration. You only have to install the CyberPot sensor.
  • CyberPot Init is the foundation for running CyberPot on multiple Linux distributions and will also ensure to restart containers with failed healthchecks using autoheal
  • CyberPot Installer is now mostly Ansible based providing a universal playbook for the most common Linux distributions
  • CyberPot Uninstaller allows to uninstall CyberPot, while not recommended for general usage, this comes in handy for testing purposes
  • CyberPot Customizer (compose/customizer.py) is here to assist you in the creation of a customized docker-compose.yml
  • CyberPot Landing Page has been redesigned and simplified CyberPot-WebUI
  • Kibana Dashboards, Objects fully refreshed in favor of Lens based objects Dashbaord
  • Wordpot is added as new addition to the available honeypots within CyberPot and will run on tcp/8080 by default.
  • Raspberry Pi is now supported using a dedicated mobile.yml (why this is called mobile will be revealed soon!)
  • GeoIP Attack Map is now aware of connects / disconnects and thus eliminating required reloads
  • Docker, where possible, will now be installed directly from the Docker repositories to avoid any incompatibilities
  • .env now provides a single configuration file for the CyberPot related settings
  • genuser.sh can now be used to add new users to the CyberPot Landing Page as part of the CyberPot configuration file (.env)

Updates

  • Honeypots and tools were updated to their latest pushed code and / or releases
  • Where possible Docker Images will now use Alpine 3.19
  • Updates will be provided continuously through Docker Images updates

Breaking Changes

  • There is no option to migrate a previous installation to CyberPot 24.04.0, you can try to transfer the old data folder to the new CyberPot installation, but a working environment depends on too many other factors outside of our control and a new installation is simply faster.
  • Most of the support scripts were moved into the CyberPot Init image and are no longer available directly on the host.
  • Cockpit is no longer available as part of CyberPot itself. However, where supported, you can simply install the cockpit package.

... and many others from the CyberPot community by opening valued issues and discussions, suggesting ideas and thus helping to improve CyberPot!