ZombieMap

published: March 21st, 2007

ZombieMap is an AJAX application that you can use to locate Zombie hooked on bi-directional persistent communication channels. Carnaval is such type of channel and it is added by default. If you want to spawn your own attack channel, use AttackAPI’s channel.php infrastructure module.

ZombieMap is highly extensible mapping console. Developers can extend virtually every aspect of the application environment. If you cannot see points on the map in the first 5 seconds, most probably there are no attached clients. For testing purposes, open another browser (different from the one you use for ZombieMap) and point it to the channel URL. Have fun!

ZombieMap project is in Alpha now. If you are willing to contribute to the project, please contact us.

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