Python Cybersecurity project - Network Tracking using Wireshark and Google Maps
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2021
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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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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 👊🏻🔥🔥🔥
Theese tutorials are truly amazing, and interesting. You deserve more subscribers.
Thanks Balint! I'm very pleased that you enjoy my content
You are impressive buddy, Keep going
Is there anything that you can quantity like the accuracy or the max no.of packets?
Encouraging video
does it matter which version of python i use (1/2?)
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?
Looks like he is using PyCharm
Amazing job on this tutorial.
Thanks!
Please tell me how to create a .kml extension file
GENIUSSSS
Could you please turn the cap on ?
Amazing tutorial ❤
Thanks!
When I run an IP address it shows the wrong location, how do I fix it, or what IP to use?
Can you please explain why you did that project? what we are getting benefit out of it by visualizing network traffic ?
Because you can😊
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.
Yes it does. Install it.
Where to give our ip?
when i upload the .kml file, maps said "The file contains invalid or unsupported data, or the file is too large to parse."
Hello Harith, if you’re having problems with the format of the file, try download this example file from google and just replace the content with your own developers.google.com/kml/documentation/KML_Samples.kml
Let me know if this solves the problem :)
@@VinsloevAcademy hi sir, already found the problem. The .kml need to be in text format. Because before this i changed it into all files. Thank you for your reply 😊
@@harithafiq4732 happy to hear you solved it :)
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 AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pygeoip 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.
try replace the 'GeoLiteCity.dat' with its path in the code. That worked for me
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
hello dude , can you please share the source code for this project as the article is member only I can't access it :(
I can't download that geolitecity file from github
Please help
Sir is this possible to take this for my final year project???
Please reply sirr..
Hello Redox, feel free to use the code as you please. I'm happy to hear that you consider using it for a final year project.
@@VinsloevAcademy thank you sir..😍
@@VinsloevAcademy is this free or need any purchase to access??
Statistics>Endpoints
Bottom right.. Map>"Open in Browser"
when i run the program im getting errors like "no module named dpkt "its a error in first line can u crt me?
I have the same problem - did you fix this?
you can fix this by doing pip dpkt-install
you do this for every package u need in the terminal
Hey man! DId this project work for you?
Guys just import dpkt in python libraries then u are sorted
@@devaiyyappan2704 do you compulsorily need the ethernet connection for this project? Or having a wifi connection is good. And do you know what to change here so that you can get this code running on wifi connection as well?
what is the link/name of the article used?
It says "The author made this story available to Medium members only" :(
Can I use this as my final year project
Sure
does this project have any research paper?
Hello Vamshi, a written version is available on our Medium page: medium.com/vinsloev-academy/python-cybersecurity-network-tracking-using-wireshark-and-google-maps-2adf3e497a93
Hey... Yeah I found it on the medium page, but i need a research paper of this project because I'm working on this project and taking your video lectures as a guidance for my mini project for my academics, hope you understand 😄
I understand, however there is no research paper unfortunately :/ But I with you good look with the project! :)
@@VinsloevAcademy how is this beneficial over other methods of network tracking??????
@@VinsloevAcademy please reply its urgent
Pyexcel
Error generating KML for x.xx.xx.xx: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable getting this error anyone know how to fix it
you have to put in your own IP address there for the "x"s.