What happens after running an SSH honeypot for 30 days?

The article discusses the concept of an SSH honeypot, a tool designed for detecting and monitoring malicious attempts to access a server. The author outlines various aspects of how honeypots work, including their configuration and the advantages of using them. A central point made is that an SSH honeypot can serve as a protective barrier that not only monitors attacks but also collects valuable data about the methods used by hackers. In practice, this knowledge can be extremely useful, as it allows for better securing of one's own systems. Additionally, the findings from such studies may prove beneficial in analyzing trends in cybercrime. The article also contains practical examples and tips for system administrators looking to implement such a solution in their infrastructures.