Updated:    22/02/2025   0845 AEDT

SIP Protection &
why it's IMPORTANT

Cloud Kinnekt's SIP Protect Module provides protection from SIP attacks.
Brute-force break-in attempts and Denial of Service attacks are quite frequent and an unpredictable threat. 

Unprotected CloudPBX systems are very sensitive to these kind of attacks.
The most common consequences of this kind of network attack are system downtime, call quality issues due to an overloaded network, direct financial loss due to network instability and unauthorised calls being made on your account to high call rate overseas countries.

Our SIP Protection Module's main purpose is to prevent those attacks. 


Advanced Threat Detection

Unlike other similar solutions, SIP Protect works with LIVE SIP traffic, constantly monitoring SIP packets being received.
Potential attacks are instantly detected and SIP Protect updates the firewall rules and blocks IP addresses from which the attack is coming for a specific amount of time, these are then listed in the table to the right and updated regularly.
To detect SIP attacks, SIP Protect uses the following advanced detection techniques: Pattern recognition, SIP Scanners protection (immediately blocking known SIP scanners), TFTP brute force protection, and SIP protocol anomaly detection.

Dynamic Blocking and Unblocking

SIP Protect features a fully automated attack protection system which blocks attacks more efficiently than most other solutions.

In the case of an attack, it updates the firewall rules and blocks IP addresses from which the attack is coming for a specific amount of time.

If attacks stop in a certain period of time, SIP Protect unblocks compromised IP addresses automatically.


Auto Provisioning Attack Detection

Auto-provisioning service is generally considered one of the most vulnerable spots of a CloudPBX system.

SIP Protect covers this segment as well through the integrated TFTP Brute Force attack detection. An active attacker can redirect profile provisioning request and change the configuration parameters. Then the attacker can redirect phone calls through a malicious server, change passwords, turn the phone into a bug, and exfiltrate system logs (including those numbers dialed by a user).


SYD Cluster

IP Address     Unblock In

203.121.198.23 11h25m36s

172.28.143.208 11h38m54s

172.28.136.73 12h24m48s

58.84.128.23 12h51m19s

172.28.136.170 13h5m20s

58.84.185.230 13h32m23s

203.121.215.150 19h36m7s

27.33.50.170

58.84.136.130

58.84.136.158

58.84.137.123

58.84.185.10

58.84.185.253

103.70.192.149

103.85.36.182

103.93.151.87

103.246.100.77

115.129.73.243

116.204.144.94

116.204.144.231

117.20.68.191

117.20.68.249

118.67.11.222

118.67.12.99

118.209.215.204

119.12.209.15

119.12.209.17

119.12.215.1

119.12.215.2

119.12.215.3

119.12.215.4

119.12.215.5

119.12.215.7

119.12.215.8

119.12.215.10

119.12.215.12

119.12.215.13

119.12.215.14

119.12.215.15

119.12.215.18

119.12.215.19

119.12.215.20

119.12.215.22

119.12.215.24

119.12.215.25

119.12.215.26

119.12.215.28

119.12.215.29

119.12.215.30

119.12.215.31

119.18.2.132

119.77.88.152

122.150.216.139

124.170.24.112

146.88.22.1

146.88.22.8

146.88.22.15

146.88.22.26

159.196.169.58

159.196.170.35

167.179.178.183

172.28.128.13

172.28.132.249

172.28.136.118

172.28.136.149

172.28.142.234

172.28.143.211

172.28.143.251

172.28.160.18

172.28.160.45

172.28.160.46

172.28.160.109

172.28.160.115

172.28.160.122

172.28.189.12

172.28.190.203

172.28.191.37

172.28.191.39

172.28.191.63

180.150.38.143

203.56.146.176

203.121.198.35

210.185.72.128

220.240.2.150

BNE Cluster

IP Address     Unblock In