gavinhenry

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   by gavinhenry 7mo ago

   I absolutely love it! Tell us more about what's underneath?
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   :-D
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   They'd need to originate SIP traffic from your IP or try to spoof your IP. If they are doing that, they may be targeting different things not SIP related.
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   Would you be using that IP to make SIP calls or route SIP traffic? The bad actors will only be valid for 7 days.
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   Thanks. I'll take a look. No relation. My goal is to put the raw data in the hands of technical end users or network operators.
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   Yes, you'd want to compare against your own IP allocations as a network operator. The real value is the test phone numbers being tried and probe patterns so you can get an early warning to a customers or users system being compromised
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   As they normally have a deal with the numbers they can successfully call for outpayments from the Telco.
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   Yeah, this is to gather the raw data and learn probe and attack patterns. How you use the API is your choice really.
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   by gavinhenry 5y ago

   I hope to expand the protocol list once I can figure out Network Discovery on the WAN - https://github.com/zeromq/zyre/issues/701
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    by gavinhenry 5y ago

    Why would your phone number in the list?
11. 11.▲
    by gavinhenry 5y ago

    I had a lot of analysis paralysis over just this...in the end I chose what I chose for the reasons listed.
12. 12.▲
    by gavinhenry 5y ago

    The project page?
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    by gavinhenry 5y ago

    I'm just working on that at the moment. LAN things are OK, but still researching WAN network discovery. Some chat here https://github.com/zeromq/zyre/issues/701#issuecomment-94780...