Michael, thanks for your thought. I think that maybe they used fake 'referred by' header to get rid of the limit. So I will recommend everybody who terminate paid traffic to use a separate box of freeswitch that limits lines again after the clients' box or at least use daily limit which, in my case, wasn't implemented.
Hello,Michel
my first thought would of course be that they are referring the calls to their phones, but maybe you checked this already. Of course, they need to have a working call-setup before they can do a refer. Of course, they had the password, so they could just register their phones and setup the initial invite and then refer the call to their phone permanently, before customer's phone registers again. Anyway, it's just a thought.On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 5:31 AM, Kamil Nigmatullin <kamil.nigmatullin@gmail.com> wrote:The password was lost by client. Not by brouteforce on other site and I defenetly use fail2ban. That;s not the issue.I don't have any transfers within meta bind app. I think it was some kind of sip reffer attack.2014-10-22 6:46 GMT+06:00 Steven Ayre <steveayre@gmail.com>:Also do you know how the password was gained? If it was brute-forced look at implementing a secure password policy and using fail2ban to detect and block brute forcing attacks
On Wednesday, October 22, 2014, Stanislav Sinyagin <ssinyagin@gmail.com> wrote:Also, why don't you implement daily and monthly minute limits and block the user as soon as these limits are reached?(now on a normal keyboard)Kamil,
when you use the "limit" application and increase the user's counter, it keeps its value only within the context where it was originally called. If you, for example, used pieces of the original (Vanilla) FreeSWITCH configuration, there are bind_meta_app bindings which send the call into another context ("features"). Once it's done, the user's limit counter is lost, and you need to increment it again in the new context.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 9:21 PM, Stanislav Sinyagin <ssinyagin@gmail.com> wrote:Limit resets as soon as the call leaves the context - could that be the reason?
On Oct 21, 2014 8:44 PM, "Kamil Nigmatullin" <kamil.nigmatullin@gmail.com> wrote:_________________________________________________________________________Dear all,Today we had an attack. One of our clients lost password to his SIP account. So with this password attackers made calls on our client's behalf to very expensive destinations.
We have Opensips as a border controller and Freeswitch as a Softswitch. This phone was confugured for 1 concurrent line using module limit of FS. Howerver they somehow managed to make several concurrent calls per one account. On CDR's we found that there was Attended transfer. Does anybody knows what kind of attack was that and how I can protect us against this? Is it sip refer attack when attacker set REFERED BY HEADER?When I check if limit works whith a sipphone, I see that it worked 100%.Thanks in advance
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