# Samba config file created for SMB-Lure # Global parameters [global] # TRICK 0: Setup our own workgroup, so named to be the first item in the Windows Network Neighborhood workgroup = 000-SECURITY # TRICK 1: Name our server, so that it appears as the first machine in its workgroup netbios name = 000-worm-sensor # TRICK 2: Create a few aliases for our sensor, so that it appears multiple times, interspersed in the workgroup netbios aliases = C00-worm-sensor E00-worm-sensor J00-worm-sensor M00-worm-sensor # warn curious individuals to stay away from our sensor server string = Virus detector. Please! Do not touch (972-883-6866) # Lets be very promiscuous, we will share our fileshare contents with all worms security = SHARE # TRICK 3: Turn on Debug mode. This will provide useful information about what types of files the worm is accessing # or is looking for on our server. debug level = 3 # Each visiting computer will have its own dedicated log file, makes reading much easier. log file = /usr/local/samba/logs/%m.log # No limit on log size max log size = 0 # Pretend to be a Windows NT 4 computer announce version = 4.0 socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192 dns proxy = No wins server = 129.110.27.65 name resolve order = wins # We will be domain master, for 000-SECURITY domain master = True preferred master = True # The IP address of our WINS server, provides name resolution wins server = 129.110.70.36 browseable = Yes # TRICK-4: remotely announce our existance around the corporate network # and force ourselves into several regionally and alphabetically diverse # workgroups/domains. The IP addresses are the broadcast addresses for # subnets that contain NT/Win2K servers. # Note the number of computers we are pretending to be is the number of # remote-announce domains multiplied by the number of aliases (See TRICK-2) remote announce = 129.110.161.255/000-SECURITY 129.110.161.255/AV # Here is where we define our fileshare ( called Wormbait) [Wormbait] # Scare away all the human worms, if they didn't get the picture from the server description above comment = Network Worm Bait, Please don't touch! # Directory containing lots of juicy infectable files, stored in multiple directories. path = /home/wormbait # Worms are our guests and allowed to do their worst. writeable = Yes guest ok = Yes