July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
434 pages
12h 59m
English
SIP is a technology that is commonly targeted for abuse on the open Internet. In most cases, malicious hackers will attempt to scan a range of IP addresses by sending UDP packets on port 5060 and look for servers that respond. Once they find a server which responds, they will attempt to brute-force common passwords or simply try to dial out. In some cases they will also simply flood the server with fake registration or other packets, crippling the system's ability to operate properly.
In average, a SIP server begins to be probed by hackers and script kiddies 30 minutes after is connected to the Internet. If you trace SIP packets, you'll see a lot of REGISTER attempts, or INVITE attempts, by user-agents ...
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