Protocol: Any of the protocols listed above For MGCP calls, the EndpointID or dialed number. For SIP calls, it is the "To" field of the INVITE. To: For H323 and ISUP calls, this is the called number. For MGCP calls, the EndpointID or calling number. For SIP calls, it is the "From" field of the INVITE. Initial Speaker: The IP source of the packet that initiated the call.įrom: For H323 and ISUP calls, this is the calling number. The VoIP calls list shows the following information per call: To try out this dialog, a small capture file containing a VoIP call can be found at SampleCaptures/rtp_ which contains an example H323 call including H225, H245, RTP and RTCP packets. See VOIPProtocolFamily for an overview of the used VoIP protocols. The current VoIP supported protocols are: Don't really matter what they say.To access the VoIP calls analysis use the menu entry "Telephony->VoIP Calls…". they just wanna act like they know cause they want to feel better about themselves. These people saying that discord secures your IP is wrong do not listen to them cause they have no experience in the this type of field. That's why the hackers are keeping it on the DL for now anyway. If it does get out though discord will block it. It will come out sooner or later when someone wants to tell. The thing is the port that these servers are on is 443 so I thought that was a secure port but somehow they can bypass this. but it's not with Cain, It's something else's. then the server allows the connection, after that they can sniff on the server just like you can on Xbox or ps4 with Cain and able. Anyway, the hacker can send a packet to the chat server that you're talking on. I was chatting with him on discord and he got my real IP. There is a way how to do this cause I pissed off a hacker on Xbox 360 and I thought my VPN would protect me but it did not lol. I just am curious what kind of coding languages were used ect). (Please note I highly doubt either of these use WireShark I think it's a personal modded program. Also the whole IP thing through discord makes me wonder if other applications are as secure as people claim either. Anyway, if anyone could shed some light on either of these areas I wouldn't mind reading up on how something like this Computer Fryer works / coded.
I haven't personally been able to see code for this program but I know it exists because well it was used recently (not on me). I'm just curious how this works because the way it sounds even a VPN doesn't fix the issue? Also sort of unrelated but this same person develop a program that will fry a person's computer (causes everything to overheat / melt together). Mainly because a individual I met through my brother is a hacker and can get a person's IP address anytime he/she wants from discord. So, many people are claiming it's impossible to get a person's IP off discord which I personally disagree.
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