Python Cybersecurity project - Network Tracking using Wireshark and Google Maps

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Dive into Network Traffic visualization using the Python programming language, Wireshark and Google Maps. This tutorial covers the implementation steps needed to take a file of network traffic and convert it into a visual presentation using Google Maps.

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[michaelechevers]

Exactly what I've been looking for. Just graduated from cyber security and just passed my Security+ CompTIA and I've been looking to fill my portfolio. You just earned a subscriber 👊🏻🔥🔥🔥

[k.ferenc]

Theese tutorials are truly amazing, and interesting. You deserve more subscribers.

[neelimaduda]

Is there anything that you can quantity like the accuracy or the max no.of packets?

[josephadereni]

does it matter which version of python i use (1/2?)

[pratyushnegi]

Please tell me how to create a .kml extension file

[PeterLake]

Enjoying your tutorials. I was using the Anaconda/Jupyter Notebook (as per some of your previous examples) and I am not getting any output just the KML Header. What editor tool are you running your code in in this example?

[Ajay-cslf]

Can you please explain why you did that project? what we are getting benefit out of it by visualizing network traffic ?

[jordanbachelor]

When I run an IP address it shows the wrong location, how do I fix it, or what IP to use?

[MyEconomics]

How can I make this dynamic? eg If I use a Torrent Client ... just for fun.
Extracting the IPs from Wireshark is a capture at only one time. Does wireshark have a log option that writes this permanently to a text file.

[bworks]

The key to this project is finding out how to save this as a kml file. I was able to save it as an XML and get the same result as the video

[harithafiq]

when i upload the .kml file, maps said "The file contains invalid or unsupported data, or the file is too large to parse."

[pastuh]

Statistics>Endpoints
Bottom right.. Map>"Open in Browser"

[ecequalsmgames]

I'm having trouble getting this to run. I thought I set it up like it shows in the tutorial, but it can't find my GeoLiteCity.dat file. I tried creating a folder called venv and placing all of the files (.dat and .py) just like how it looks in the tutorial, but that doesn't work. And I even tried moving teh .dat file over to the path like I saw in the terminal. But clearly I'm missing a step from after the GeoLiteCity file was downloaded and which directory the project was started in. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[aceblack]

Sir is this possible to take this for my final year project???
Please reply sirr..

[yashgarud]

I can't download that geolitecity file from github
Please help

[Cyberr_hub]

Can I use this as my final year project

[PeterBrown-gseq]

what is the link/name of the article used?

[devaiyyappan]

when i run the program im getting errors like "no module named dpkt "its a error in first line can u crt me?

[vamshikumar]

does this project have any research paper?

[hectorbarragan]

Error generating KML for x.xx.xx.xx: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable getting this error anyone know how to fix it