B-TIER repo
Browser spy-satellite OSINT map — 19 live layers with voice control
100k ft — What is this?
Browser spy-satellite OSINT map — 19 live layers with voice control
50k ft — Why care?
A trending GitHub repo offering a 3D browser globe with 19 live data layers like public CCTV, Flock camera locations and traffic, plus a Jarvis-style voice interface. You can fly to a city or click a live flight to view a simulated cockpit perspective. Link is comment-gated.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• Public CCTV, ALPR and traffic feeds can be fused on one map
• Useful reference for building geospatial dashboards
5k ft — Tools & techniques
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data layer fusion, voice navigation
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
Comment “REPO” and I’ll send you the link!
#osint #flock #cybersecurity #github #spy
Transcript excerpt
This repo just hit number one trending on GitHub right now because it's literally a spy satellite in your browser for free. It has 19 different live data layers. So things like public CCTV cameras, flat camera mapping, live traffic flow, and that's just three of them. You can also talk to it like Jarvis. So for example, take me to Austin and show me where all the flat cameras are located, which also shows a live 3d view of everything going on in Austin right now, or simply zoom out and click on any plane flying right now. And you can actually see inside the cockpit to see what the plane is actually seeing in real time over real terrain. And there's quite a bit more that you can do with this, especially with the voice annotation, but too much to fit in one video. So just follow for part two and comment this, and I'll send you the link.
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