SIP Tarpit Session
TRAPPED
session time: 4:37
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+0.000s
Initial registration attempt. Tool begins credential stuffing against extension 1000.
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To: sip:+17205550193@whoscalling.io
From: sip:admin@185.220.101.47
User-Agent: SIPVicious/0.3.4
Authorization: Digest username="admin"
+0.011s
SIPVicious enumeration pattern confirmed. No STIR/SHAKEN identity header. ASN is a known Tor exit node. Routing to slow lane.
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JA3: a0e9f5d64349fb13191bc781f81f42e1
STIR/SHAKEN: none — no Identity header
ASN: AS204428 — known Tor exit node
Decision: route to slow lane
+0.014s
Fake progress response issued. Attacker's tool is now waiting for a 401. Session clock started.
⏱ hold injected: 18 seconds
+18.02s
Valid-looking Digest challenge issued. Nonce will authenticate — attacker's tool will respond automatically with credentials.
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WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="whoscalling.io"
nonce="d8e2f91a..."
algorithm=MD5
+18.09s
Credential pair logged to harvest store. 3rd unique credential set this session.
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Authorization: Digest username="1000"
response="c6f4a92b..."
⏱ hold injected: 31 seconds
+49.3s
Registration accepted with fake 1-hour expiry. Attacker believes they are registered. No actual routing established.
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Expires: 3600
+49.4s
Attacker pivots to INVITE. Targeting UK premium number — toll fraud enumeration pattern.
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To: sip:+442071234567@whoscalling.io (UK premium number)
Contact: sip:1000@185.220.101.47:5060
⏱ hold injected: 47 seconds
+1:36.7s
Fake ringback SDP issued. No media path opened. Attacker hears synthetic ring tone. Billing never starts. Loop repeats.
+4:37.1s
Attacker has not disconnected. Threat intel record written. All 7 observed ASNs pushed to blocklist. Feed export queued.
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Attacker runtime: 4 min 37 sec (active)
UDP sends: 1,847
Calls placed: 0
Creds harvested: 3
ASNs blocklisted: 7
// active threat summary
SIPVicious REGISTER flood — credential harvest via fake 401 challenge
Source 185.220.101.47 (AS204428, known Tor exit) is running SIPVicious/0.3.4 in REGISTER flood mode, attempting credential stuffing against extension 1000. The tarpit responded with a valid-looking 401 Digest challenge, harvested three credential pairs across the session, and is currently holding the attacker in a fake INVITE ringback loop — consuming their tooling runtime while all call routing remains firewalled. STIR/SHAKEN attestation absent; no Identity header present. All 7 ASNs observed across this campaign have been pushed to the blocklist.