HoneyLabs
Open-source honeypot telemetry, query-ready.
HoneyLabs operates internet-facing honeypot sensors that collect adversary scans, fingerprints, and probe payloads, storing 90 days of data. Users can look up any public IPv4 address to see its recent scanning activity via a free browser/curl endpoint, an MCP interface for AI agents, or a JSON-RPC HTTP API. A free tier allows 500 credits per day with no account required for basic lookups, while a paid Pro tier offers 50,000 credits per day.
Honeypot sensors exposed to the internet log all inbound probes and payloads, which are indexed and made queryable via free per-IP lookups, an MCP tool interface, or a JSON-RPC API.
security researchers, developers, and AI agents needing adversary intelligence and IP enrichment data
Background.
- Status
- launched
- Business model
- freemium
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