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Fw: Voip security

Subject: Fw: Voip security
Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 06:46:39 -0800 (PST)
Hello Mike,



We are glad to see that Sivus is being used for your VoIP scanning. 

Sivus is currently being updated with a new engine for better multithreading, 
linux support, new test cases and a host of other features including a new 
interface.

 H.323 has been planned for late next year. 

We intend to add Skinny and MGCP as well.

If you have any specific requests for features please let us know.



Regards,

Sony C. (for the Sivus Development Team).

 



----- Original Message ----

From: Mike Klingler <whitehatguru@gmail.com>

To: pen-test@securityfocus.com

Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 7:27:28  PM

Subject: Voip security



Working on a recent pen test I ran across a system which was a Cisco

Voip gateway allowing SIP and H.323 protocols externally.  Only those

two ports were available.



1)  I fired up Sivus to scan the SIP protocol and found that it

allowed unauthenticated invite messages into the server.  I follow

this up with further research utilizing netcat to receive messages.

After the initial "200 trying" response I received a couple of "403

forbidden" responses.  My understanding is that the 200 trying meant

that the gateway passed the message back to the back end server and

that server gave the forbidden.  Yet Sivus flagged the vulnerability

as High.  Am I right in assuming if I knew more about the layout I

could try such attacks as a denial of service by ringing all of their

phones at the same time, or sending SPIT?  What potential  flaws could

come from this?



2)  They also had the H.323 protocol available, but SiVUS doesn't

support scanning of that protocol yet.  Anyone know of tools,

methodologies to test this protocol?



Thanks Guys,

Mike Klingler




















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