Enhance tarpit with slow-response handler and Prometheus logging#22
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I noticed that some important comments, such as: // #define PORT 23 were accidentally removed in this PR. I sincerely apologize for this oversight. I will restore these comments to their original locations in a follow-up PR. The restoration will not affect the current functionality of the code in this PR. Thank you for your understanding. |
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I have improved the EventHorizon IoT tarpit framework by implementing a slow-response mechanism for incoming connections. This ensures suspicious or unwanted clients are delayed without affecting legitimate traffic, protecting system resources.
All interactions are logged efficiently and formatted for Prometheus monitoring, enabling real-time observability. I also refactored the code for better readability, modularity, and maintainability.
Example of Prometheus logging:
Example of slow-response mechanism:
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