Posted on Tuesday, 7th December 2010 by Michael
VoIP My Way is offering free VoIP phone service. There is no cost and they provide you with your SIP credentials so there is no hacking involved. Head over to http://www.voipmyway.com to sign up now and start placing free calls.
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Posted on Friday, 3rd December 2010 by Michael
With the end of Magic Jack being able to be hacked to use on any SIP device such as in Asterisk, an ATA or x-lite we have formed a sister company VoIP My Way. We are offering open SIP service. The service includes a web based portal to manage your account, SIP credentials, E911, unlimited channels, 1 local number, 1000 minutes of US and Canada calling a month, free support and so much more. We are currently offering our readers of Digital Offensive a special 1 year pricing of 85.00 and free account setup. That is less than 8.00 a month, the cost of one stop at McDonalds or any other fast food place. For this amount you are guaranteed stress free open SIP phone service.
To purchase this service click the buy it now button. In the comments put you’re State, City and Area code so we can give you a list of numbers available in your area. I there is no numbers available in your area (highly unlikely) we will refund you your money or find one closer to you. You can try the service for 90 days and if you don’t like it cancel it any time with in the first 90 days and you will be only charged for the minutes used, phone number, E911 and taxes.
Accounts can take up to 24 hours to setup and verify the buyer. You will need to fax a signed contract and TOS agreement back to us.
If you are a pen tester and want to do war dialing contact us for a special deal on using our service with warvox.
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Posted on Monday, 8th November 2010 by Michael
My Home Office VoIP PBX Setup
I figured it was about time that I showed what I have setup in my home for a phone system. This is only the start as new products come in and as budget allows we like to purchase new items to see how we can tie them into the system.
Our current wish list includes an IP based Door Phone / Bell. There are a few on the market but the price tags run from 150 to over 1,000 dollars.
Currently on our home phone system we are using our own VoIP service from our spin off company called VoIP My Way (http://www.voipmyway.com), which is fully up and running but we are currently working on pricing and a website. Our current thought process is to offer it like Magic Jack does with a mixture of what Whistle phone does. Basically for a low monthly fee you can have unlimited* calling to the US and Canada and basically won’t need any dongle. To help offset costs we are going to play a 15 to 20 second ad on all outbound calls. Ad free plans will be available as well. At home we also use whistle phone as a backup trunk and for long calls to save costs.
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Posted on Tuesday, 2nd November 2010 by Michael
Google Voice and Whistle Phone for free calls and a local DID on any SIP device
With the latest round of rotating passwords from Magic Jack and no end in sight many are looking for other alternatives. I for one have started my own VoIP service after years of providing VoIP consulting services. I wanted something reliable. Though there are those out there that still want free solutions.
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Posted on Monday, 25th October 2010 by Michael
Some time this weekend Magic Jack release another update to the system that now has the SIP passwords rotating again. We discovered this early this morning and have not had the time to fully research this as of yet. Please stay tune for updates.
Side note for the Magic Jack staff that I know visit the site, if you would just provide the SIP to us even if you charged 10 dollars more a year and no support for bring in your own device then we would not have to write these tools and you can make more money off of us.
Thanks
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Posted on Friday, 22nd October 2010 by Michael
MJSIP version 2.0 Beta: Automating the Magic Jack SIP retrieval
What is MJSIP version 2.0 beta:
After a very successful following our first version and recent changes to how Magic Jack is handling passwords and usernames we have decided to update our script with additional filters and added the ability to find your username as well since it is not always E_number_01.
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Posted on Tuesday, 19th October 2010 by Michael
SIPBAN v1.0
What is SIPBAN:
SIPBAN is an addon for the advance policy firewall written by “R-FX Networks (http://www.rfxn.com)”. This addon is will search your asterisk logs for failed registration attempts from unknown networks and ban the IP address. This helps thwart SIP secret guessing and other SIP based attacks.
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Posted on Monday, 4th October 2010 by Michael
AUTORAFI (Automatic Remote Asterisk and FreePBX Install)
About:
AUTORAFI is a Linux shell script developed by Digital Offensive to either locally or remotely install an Asterisk based PBX solution with FreePBX front end. AUTORAFI was developed and tested on base installs of CentOS and Fedora Core.
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Posted on Monday, 6th September 2010 by Michael
Reports are coming in that as of this past weekend the ability to recover your SIP credentials is once again working and the password is not constantly changing. the question is how long will this work for. The thing is no matter what happens there will always be people out there trying to get around it. It is the same for any technology out there.
For the time being we are offering SIP retrieval once again. Though once we pull your information we will test it and once tested and confirmed working payment will be non returnable. So if they change this a week from now you can not ask for a refund.
For those that want to do it themselves my articles will still help you do this. If you find my article useful please visit a sponsor or two as they help to pay for my time and hosting fees.
Side note is reports also state that the username for some is ending in 02.
Good Luck
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Posted on Tuesday, 31st August 2010 by Michael
Facebook Bot: FBCbot.pl
FBCbot is a bot written in Perl to interface with Facebook on the users behalf. The bot is still in its infant stage and could definitely be improved upon. Currently FBCbot was developed on Linux though since it is written in Perl it can be modified to run on Windows as well. The FBCbot was developed in a way to allow for quick writing and adding of additional modules to it. Side note I am pretty new to programming in Perl, so if you see something that could be improved please let me know.
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