[Oni]

Heard about this site on Reddit. It's pretty cool. Provides a visualization for attacks that are currently going on.

Link: http://map.ipviking.com/

What do you guys think?

[Eclipse]

I've seen this. Kaspersky released one a while back too that excited all the skids and sold their products. These only show attacks on honeypots though.

EDIT: Sorry, I misread the OP. While what I said above is correct, it's not appropriate. The maps that show DDoS attacks were originally just meant to be for fun but are now used by some to see how effective their attacks are and maybe to support an ongoing attack.

[Crypt]

I saw this site a while ago.

While the interface is pretty cool, I'm not sure whether these "attacks" are actually real attacks or not.

[Hatsune Miku]

how can they tell who dosing who :0

[Reiko]

how can they tell who dosing who :0

Lots and lots of BGP looking glass abuse, I would guess.
Don't quote me on that though; I'm most likely wrong.

[Eclipse]

Lots and lots of BGP looking glass abuse, I would guess.
Don't quote me on that though; I'm most likely wrong.

I was thinking along the same lines.

[3SidedSquare]

They got honeypots to measure it, so its probably a bad measure.
"Every second, Norse collects and analyzes live threat intelligence from darknets in hundreds of locations in over 40 countries. The attacks shown are based on a small subset of live flows against the Norse honeypot infrastructure"

[Pinkie_Rose]

So shiny So many colors
And its funny that some of the attacks are mil/gov XD

[fuqinspam]

As I watch this the two countries with the largest activity are US and China with the Largest attack target being the US.
And I used to wonder why my internet speed sucks so bad at night.

[cr33pyguy]

This is cool.

Russia? A cyber thread? I see south Korea and Vietnam above it on the attack origins
(and yes, while not accurate, it's an argument, no?)