This cybermap is very cyber. It maps your cyber.
The idea is to hook a device into an ethernet link as a bridge, and, through a connected display device, visualize the connections passing through on a map. The intermediate device itself does not need an IP address on the monitored network.
use python2.7 or pyrhon 3
install:
pip install python-geoip
pip install python-geoip-geolite2
pip install IPy
you need root for promiscious mode:
sudo python ip_monitor.py -i <device>
if you are behind a NAT, you need to use -n so that the Private IP is replaced with the public IP of your ISP
add -s to start a local webbrowser for rendering (http://localhost:8080/world)
additionally (suggested) you can install matplotlib, python-mpltoolkits.basemap and use basemap/map.py:
or get marble.kde.org and qt and compile the yacm-marble viewer in the "marble" subdirectory. if no lines show up, please use marble 16.12 or older, or any version after d1c9bb096f52 (2017-06-26@21:00), or apply this patch: https://phabricator.kde.org/D6072
