Kamerka is a tool to build interactive map of cameras from Shodan. The script creates a map of cameras, printers, tweets and photos based on your coordinates. Everything is clearly presented in form of interactive map with icons and popups.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Put your API keys in lines 85-99
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def geosearchLocation(self, lat, lon):
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root@kali:~/# python kamerka.py -h
Fail to import moviepy. Need only for Video upload.
usage: kamerka.py [-h] [--lat LAT] [--lon LON] [--radius RADIUS] [--dark]
[--twitter] [--camera] [--flickr] [--instagram] [--printer]
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ꓘamerka 2.0 (FIST) - Build interactive map of cameras, tweets and photos
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python kamerka.py -h
Example: python kamerka.py --lat 37.235 --lon 115.811111 --dark --twitter --camera --printer
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--radius RADIUS Radius in km (Default 3)
--dark Dark Theme
--twitter Twitter module
--camera Camera module
--flickr Flickr module
--instagram Instagram module
--printer Printer module
Required arguments:
--lat LAT Latitude
--lon LON Longitude
root@kali:~/#python kamerka.py --lat 37.8368723 --lon -122.2645793 --camera --flickr --instagram --twitter --printer
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