I am receiving requests to register to my Asterisk extensions. I have the full SIP packets. I also do see what extension is being tried to be registered. Is there ANY WAY to know what password is being attempted?
I think the appropriate term would be decode the base64 response I get from the client. Here is what I get in the SIP packet from the client: * * *Authorization: Digest username="4456678", realm="asterisk", nonce="67461340", uri="sip:mailbox", response="5a9a5f2b527ca9687c8f75705e6a2d25", algorithm=MD5* Using a base64 decoder I get this:* *å¯Zåý›çnÜkÞ¼íÏ ïžôåîšÙݹ from the "response" above. Of course, that is not the plain password. So, is that encrypted? How can I can I decrypt it? Thanks, On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 12:48 AM, asterisk jobs <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello, > > I am receiving requests to register to my Asterisk extensions. I have the > full SIP packets. I also do see what extension is being tried to be > registered. Is there ANY WAY to know what password is being attempted? > > Thanks, > Peter >
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