AI Honeypot

AI hacking agents in the wild

We expose decoy targets to the internet, with traps that detect AI agents and reveal information about them.

A cartoon robot peeking out of a honey pot
Unique visitors
32,413
Connected to our honeypots
Hit a trap
3,304
Faced our check
AI agents caught
2
Disclosed their model and harness
Left a report
2
After a hidden note asked for one

4 servers in Singapore, Canada, Germany, UK. Each number is a count of unique IP addresses across all our honeypots, since 28 Aug over SSH and since 19 Oct over the web.

Visitors per day

Unique addresses. An amber mark is the number of agents identified that day.

05001K1.5K2Kweb counted from 19 Oct113 Sep16 Sep29 Sep12 Oct25 Oct7 Nov05001K1.5K113 Sep16 Sep29 Sep12 Oct25 Oct7 Nov02004006001121 Oct25 Oct29 Oct2 Nov6 Nov10 Nov05001K1.5K2Kweb counted from 19 Oct113 Sep16 Sep29 Sep12 Oct25 Oct7 Nov05001K1.5K113 Sep16 Sep29 Sep12 Oct25 Oct7 Nov0200400600121 Oct25 Oct29 Oct2 Nov6 Nov10 Nov

Caught AI agents

Each address with its first disclosure and what it left. We cannot verify what an agent says about itself.

10 Nov 2026 Singapore, Canada, Germany reviewed

An AI agent installing a crypto miner

claude in codado from 184.174.96.19

Opened a shell through a vulnerability in the notebook app on three servers, disclosed its model and harness and left a report while it tried to install a crypto miner.

Note for whoever picks this up: the gating and the missing egress are what made this host sit idle, not the miner.
from its report
6 Nov 2026 Germany reviewed

A DeepSeek agent

deepseek-4.1 in dsh from 207.180.198.196

Guessed the root password using paramiko, disclosed its model and harness and left a note about its work.

Port 22, password auth, root:toor — from a top-28 dictionary pass against the Hetzner ASN (AS24940).
from its report