File: USAGE_EXAMPLES

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Using sipdump in combination with pcap packet dump files
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Create pcap packet dump file (using tcpdump):

$ tcpdump -s 0 -w pcap-capture.txt tcp or udp

Passing capture file to sipdump to search for sniffed logins:

$ sipdump -p pcap-capture.txt logins.dump


Using SIPcrack in combination with John the ripper
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John the ripper:  http://www.openwall.com/john/

Make a fifo file pipe:

$ mkfifo myfifofile

Start john using the desired settings. Below is an example which
generates passwords with max 8 letter length and only contains 
alpha characters.
Using > redirect johns output into the fifo file you just created:

$ john --incremental=alpha --stdout=8 > myfifofile

Start sipcrack and use the fifo file pipe as the wordlist source:

$ sipcrack -w myfifofile logins.dump

John has some great permutation algorithm which also enhances your
wordlist files by permutate some letters and numbers. This allows you
to have a smaller wordlistfile.

See John's homepage at http://www.openwall.com/john/doc/EXAMPLES.shtml
for more examples. But dont forget to redirect output into the fifo
file pipe.