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Norse Attack Map

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Re: Norse Attack Map

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Are there any open source map platforms like this for integrating into real time data feeds (i.e. if we want to track sales by region etc...) onto a map?

I know about http://cesiumjs.org/ but it was extremely resource intensive heavy last time I tried to use it.

EDIT: it looks like they use http://leafletjs.com/ -- looks interesting

Re: Norse Attack Map

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post #3

Are there any open source map platforms like this for integrating into real time data feeds (i.e. if we want to track sales by region etc...) onto a map? I know about http://cesiumjs.org/ but it was extremely resource intensive heavy last time I tried to use it. EDIT: it looks like they use http://leafletjs.com/ -- looks interesting

Hi. You can try https://map.blueliv.com/

Disclaimer: I work there.

Re: Norse Attack Map

#5
I don't know much about network security. Is there a difference between the kind of attacks that would be caught by honeypots vs targeted attacks? Do these statistics depend heavily on how they setup their honeypots, which I assume is limited by the company's logistics.

Re: Norse Attack Map

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what is norse, and why does it hate st. louis?

Seems like China hates St Louis?

I've never posted a link to a Fox News affiliate before... Here goes!

http://fox2now.com/2015/07/08/is-st-louis-under-a-cyber-atta...

Ok, so.. Norse Corp, the ones that make the map, has offices in St. Louis.

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