magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

genxweb wrote:You have always been able to pull your credentials using a http proxy you just needed to decrypt he string that is old news. For the majority of people the sip dump roue was so much easier.

I see, so has anyone tried disassembling the binary? Is there any documentation on how the string is hashed?

i'm sure the magicjack softphone makes api calls through the windows shell/internet explorer, so if you can "hook" into these processes you wouldn't have to work from memory dumps anymore. you could actually view the http headers, even if it is encapsulated in ssl. with some modifications, mjproxy ...

i don't think we should be discouraging alternatives after the way magicjack has been treating its loyal customer base.

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It's not working for anyone.

i'm parting ways with magicjack myself. their whole business model mirrors a ponzi scheme. i don't think they ever anticipated their customers to actually use their service as a replacement of a regular landline.
anyway, i didn't want to retire my linksys pap2 ata, so i've been looking around and ...

same issue here, kurtrad.
it seems the password is reset every time the magicjack client unregisters from the magicjack servers.
not sure how mjmd5/mjproxy users will get around this one.

i honestly don't understand what magicjack expects to accomplish from this.. less customers? my service is ...