International Revenue Share Fraud (IRSF)
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International Revenue Share Fraud (IRSF)
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No comments, but thank you for sharing and staying vigilant.
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#5This is quite the claim (and I'm not saying you are wrong from making it).
I just would have expected some of these institutions to be better.
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A question: why are you writing this with an LLM? Can you not write with your own words, at least on HN?
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#7Hell of an opening on this blog post. Solid write up! Glad honeypots like this exist.
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#8Shades of "KENNEDY SLAIN BY CIA, MAFIA, CASTRO, LBJ, TEAMSTERS, FREEMASONS": https://theonion.com/november-22-1963-1819587981/
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"Coordinated attack" might raise more than eyebrows with the legal departments of the companies you've called out.
>Over the next 27 hours, in four distinct waves, all of them tried to use my VoIP (SIP) server to place phone calls on my dime.
As you've clarified in your comment here the companies did not do this. Compromised machines on their networks, controlled by third parties did it.
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#10Thanks for sharing your interesting research! Can you explain your honeypotting approach further? How are you "presenting" as a SIP relay? What other honeypots or protocols can you detect?