BryceEWatson/WebSocket-LiveTrack
A live tracking client-server library using WebSockets to provide live user information to site administrators.
This project works to combine multiple technologies, old and new, to create an entirely web-based video conferencing application using WebRTC. The project, given the codename ‘Bridge Chat’, consists of three main pieces: The Client, Custom Server, and the Proxy Server. The client is the largest and most complex portion, containing 5 functional entities, and is intended to stand alone, requiring only a single HTML DIV element and a minimal amount of CSS.
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A live tracking client-server library using WebSockets to provide live user information to site administrators.
An easy to use Javascript/HTML5 widget that will allow anyone to add WebRTC connectivity to their websites. Very early on in the design stage!
A covert channel back door using ruby's packetfu library.