Honeypots and sensornets; telemetry from consumer and enterprise devices.
Checkpoint is a firewall vendor; the devices have considerable visibility of public IPv4 traffic and can report back to the vendor when various Intrusion Detection and Prevention rules are hit.
Other vendors are doing traffic analysis in cloud, so the vendor has an out of band view of malicious traffic flows.
It's def not a real one. It's a time lapsed thing and just have no use case. Also, what I see that the script is running so fast and we can't just hover around one result. However, it's creative and funny but of no use.
Where does data like this come from?
That's just what I'm trying to find out along with other real-time maps, this real-time map was something a cybersecurity professor taught me
https://livethreatmap.radware.com/
https://cybermap.kaspersky.com/
https://cybermap.kaspersky.com/subsystems
wen SN real-time map
Honeypots and sensornets; telemetry from consumer and enterprise devices.
Checkpoint is a firewall vendor; the devices have considerable visibility of public IPv4 traffic and can report back to the vendor when various Intrusion Detection and Prevention rules are hit.
Other vendors are doing traffic analysis in cloud, so the vendor has an out of band view of malicious traffic flows.
It's def not a real one. It's a time lapsed thing and just have no use case. Also, what I see that the script is running so fast and we can't just hover around one result. However, it's creative and funny but of no use.
It seems to be an advertisement to buy something.
I dont know if I trust it.
I bet if we had a timelapse after a few hours it would repeat.
The top targeted countries were unexpected. Mongolia? Nepal??
You have to take it with a grain of salt, because if you look at this link, it seems that others were the most attacked.
https://livethreatmap.radware.com/
https://cybermap.kaspersky.com/