Introducing SnoopR live: Real-Time Device Detection and Mapping! 🚀

I'm excited to announce the launch of SnoopR live, the latest version of my device detection and mapping tool that now provides live updates while running alongside Kismet! 🎉

🔍 Key Features:

Real-Time Monitoring: Visualize devices, snoopers, and alerts on an interactive map with live updates.
Auto-Refreshing Map: The map auto-refreshes to display the latest data without manual intervention.
Device Movement Detection: Detect potential snoopers based on device movement thresholds.
Drone Detection: Identify known drones by SSID or MAC address prefixes.
Customizable Update Intervals: Adjust how frequently the data refreshes to suit your needs.

🌐 How It Works:

SnoopR live processes data from the Kismet SQLite database in real-time and updates an interactive Folium map that you can view in your web browser. This setup enhances situational awareness by providing a visual representation of the devices detected in your vicinity.

Usage Instructions:

1. Install all Requirements in Virtual Environment:

         python3 -m venv env
   
   
         source env/bin/activate
   
   
         pip install -r requirements.txt
   

2. Open 3 split terminals each running a virtual environment by typing in each one :

         python3 -m venv env
   
   
         source env/bin/activate
   

3. Run Kismet in one terminal:

         sudo kismet
   

Ensure that Kismet is running and capturing data by enabling your data sources.

5. Run SnoopR.py in second terminal:

       python3 SnoopR.py --db-path /path/to/your.kismet --output-map /path/to/map/SnoopR_Map.html --interval 30
   

Replace /path/to/your.kismet with the path to your Kismet database file.
Replace /path/to/map/SnoopR_Map.html with the desired output path for the map.
The --interval argument specifies how often (in seconds) the script updates the map. Adjust as needed.

6. Start a Simple Web Server to Serve the Map in the third terminal:

In the directory containing SnoopR_Map.html, start a web server:

      python3 -m http.server 8000

This will serve files in the directory over HTTP on port 8000.

7. View the Map:

Open your web browser and navigate to:

     http://localhost:8000/SnoopR_Map.html

The map will auto-refresh every 30 seconds (or the interval you set).
You'll see live updates as Kismet collects new data.

When your done using SnoopR live exit out of virtual environments with:

     deactivate

Final Notes:

Be mindful of system resources when running the script continuously.
Adjust the update interval to balance between real-time updates and system performance. 

Monitor the snoopr.log file for any errors or warnings during execution.

If you have any problems installing and running SnoopR live I have made a Youtube video explaining how to run it: https://youtu.be/tO6NKF-lCBI?si=o2r4eVXy_MLVttn4