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As a user of this tool, I would like to be able to specify my organization's location (by country code or LATLONG) as the destination of the attacks and be able to only visualize simulated attacks targetting my organization's location. This capability will enable me to use this tool in incident response drills and what-if scenarios, wherein we are simulating an attack in-progress.

Hello

very good map and working file here

How to change it to world map or country specific map? is it fake map? or it is getting data from some source?

when i try to deploy this app on heroku with 'deploy on heroku' button i take this error on heroku:
-----> Fetching set buildpack https://github.com/pearkes/heroku-buildpack-static... done
-----> Static app detected
-----> Bundling Apache v2.2.19
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
! Push rejected, failed to compile Static app

The URL is not working. Is the site down ?

Hello,

It would be awesome to add functionality of this attack map so that the map displays real attack data from security system sources such as Honeypots, Intrusion Prevention Systems, Intrusion Detection Systems, and Firewalls that we run on our network.

Make it possible to use the "Wargames" map from Project Linework http://www.projectlinework.org/

Hey, could you add a license file? I'd like to be able to use this code

Probably you are aware, but just in case... china_mode breaks after a while because slatlong and cnlatlong have different lengths.

Thank you for your work!

Getting a bunch of unreferenced slatlong errors (specifically on chrome), seemingly at random. looks sort of like an async issue?

adding d3-queue.v3.min.js and tossing all the good bits into a deferred queue seems to fix this

      d3.queue()
        .defer(d3.csv, "assets/csv/samplatlong.csv")
        .defer(d3.tsv, "assets/csv/country_centroids_primary.csv")
        .await(analyze);
      function analyze(error, slatlong, centers) {
        if(error) { console.log(error); }

        else {
           console.log("COORDINATES RECEIVED");
          var attacks = {
            interval: getRandomInt(attack_min, attack_max),
            init: function(){
              setTimeout(
                  jQuery.proxy(this.getData, this),
                  this.interval
              );
            },
          getData: function() {
    . . . . etcetc 
     attacks.init();
     } 

Still doesnt deploy correctly to heroku

If you load the map and then tab away, the JS heap will balloon rapidly as it attempts to queue draws.

Upon loading, the page was using approximately 8MB, but after 5 minutes it was over 130MB. After a short time this will cause the tab to OOM and crash.

I discovered this issue while trying to track down a memory leak in my websockets port meant for live data (discovered in en0io/pewpew-ws@991d42b).

like your project and would like to ask for something if possible , rather than using random ip , can you make it reads a csv file that contain source attacker , target ip and source country and target country?

would be amazing if it's possible