An sshd that logs passwords and pubkey auth attempts. It can also bruteforce attackers with their own passwords.

atsshd listens for incoming SSH connections and logs the username, password, and/or pubkey fingerprint. It has an attack mode option where it will try the username/password combo against the attacker IP in realtime, as the credentials come in. All incoming authentication attempts will always fail. The sshd will not attack 127.0.0.1 in order to avoid loops.

$ atsshd --help
Usage of atsshd:
  -A    enable attack mode
  -b banner
        SSH server banner (default "SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.4p1")
  -k file
        SSH server host key PEM files
  -l file
        output log file
  -p port
        port to listen on (default 22)
  -s source
        source IP of interface to bind to

In attack mode, the attacker will get attacked serially. If 3 network failures happen in a row, we give up on attacking and just log the incoming passwords.

This tool is for demonstration purposes only