HoneyMap
Real-time visualization of GPS events on an interactive SVG world map using websockets.
What is HoneyMap?
HoneyMap is a web application that visualizes real-time GPS events on an interactive SVG world map. It displays live streams of geographic data, originally designed to show honeypot attack locations from the Honeynet Project. The application solves the problem of monitoring and understanding spatial activity patterns as they happen.
Security researchers, system administrators, and developers who need to visualize real-time geographic data streams, particularly for monitoring network attacks or tracking GPS events.
Developers choose HoneyMap for its real-time capabilities using websockets, flexible integration with various GPS data sources, and clean visualization on SVG maps. It's specifically designed for live data scenarios rather than static mapping.
Overview
Real-time websocket stream of GPS events on a fancy SVG world map
Use Cases
Best For
- Visualizing honeypot attack data in real-time
- Monitoring GPS tracking data from multiple sources
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