magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

Well, apparently it's been done, I assume using wireshark to capture and decode UDP packets. Read the posts about setting up the PAP2 ATA.

Agreed. I keep a very, very close eye on my PCs and I constantly monitor all programs that get loaded. Nothing runs without me knowing about it and without my permission. The MJ has not attempted to install or run any programs that I would deem spyware, adware, or otherwise questionable.

steveostop wrote:I'm unfortunately doing real work at the moment.

*gasp* I find that procrastination works best in those circumstances

It's not possible (in our lifetimes) to get the password from the SIP traffic, because it uses an encrypted hash.
I thought that's what fiddler already does successfully today? The other threads discussing fiddler and setting up & using different softphone software all seem to mention that this ...

Can your tool sniff out and display the MJ's SIP credentials? That might come in handy for those who are experimenting with ATAs (even though that's against the TOS )

What is the significance of the asterisk between the first two digits of the area code? I believe what's happening is that the MJ server looks at the first 3 (possibly 6) digits of the number to decide what is the best routing for the call. Some routes are via carriers that don't honor the spoof ...

What is the significance of the asterisk between the first two digits of the area code?

Very cool, thanks for your work and for sharing!

I get mixed results with it. Calls to cellular, real landline, and PBX numbers do not get spoofed - they see my MJ number. Calls to VoIP lines see my spoofed number. Fun to play with nonetheless.

Might want to let folks know they must have .NET v2 ...