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I have discussed the “.well-known” directory multiple times previously. Recently, regarding intruders concealing webshells [1], and earlier, about the function of the directory and the necessity of establishing a “https://isc.sans.edu/.well-known/security.txt” file. However, I observed something different when I examined today’s logs on this web server. At times, a honeypot isn’t required. Some assailants are sufficiently loud to be prominently noticeable on a busy web server. On this occasion, the intruder targeted various URLs within the “.well-known” directory. Here is an example from the > 100 URLs accessed:

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