Honeytoken

Anyway, I got the credentials mixed up.

I leaked my actual non-Honey Token version in public, and it took me a good few minutes to realize before what happened.

But I managed to shut it down.

But I do remember that as a funny moment of me trying to explain to people why you shouldn't leak credentials and accidentally leaking a real credential in the process

Attackers land on it and does nothing except take notes and yell for help.

Second, Honeytoken.

This one isn't a whole system.

It's a single piece of bait, a fake password, a fake file, a fake customer record, a fake key that opens nothing.