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We actually offer such a monitoring service at Shodan, though it's largely aimed at companies so you need to use the API. Here's an article on how to setup a re
by achillean 8y ago
We actually offer such a monitoring service at Shodan, though it's largely aimed at companies so you need to use the API. Here's an article on how to setup a real-time monitor for your network:
https://help.shodan.io/guides/how-to-monitor-network https://help.shodan.io/guides/how-to-monitor-network
- chopin 8y agoHow would this work for a consumer network which doesn't have a fixed public IP?
- achillean 8y agoIn that case you're probably better off w/ a cronjob that checks Shodan for information on your IP once a day. Doing direct IP lookups is free so you wouldn't need to pay. You won't get the immediate, real-time feedback but it's fairly straight-forward to do a daily IP lookup. You could also change/ update your private firehose every day though that would require a bit more technical skill. You could basically do: MYIP=`shodan myip` shodan alert create home-network $MYIP shodan stream --alerts=all That would create an alert for your current IP and then subscribe to any events.