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Re: Caller ID spoofing
| CharlesH | 26 Jan 2004 01:46 |
>Anyone can change the Caller ID to show up as any phone number they >want. On TechTv reformed hacker Kevin Mitnick called Leo Leport and >the number that showed up on Leo's phone was that of the White House, >1-202-450-1414. All "anyone" has to do is buy a T-1 line, provision it as an ISDN PRI line, and buy a small phone switch to put on the end of it. The phone company will believe whatever CallerID you program your switch to send out. So for few thousand dollars and a few hundred dollars per month for the PRI line, you can send whatever Caller ID you want. If it's really worth it to you...
Or if you don't mind the "real" caller id also showing up, you can send the caller ID tones after the called party answers. Some caller ID boxes are not smart enough to ignore caller ID sent AFTER the called party answers.
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| AndrewJ | 26 Jan 2004 00:54 |
Anyone can change the Caller ID to show up as any phone number they want. On TechTv reformed hacker Kevin Mitnick called Leo Leport and the number that showed up on Leo's phone was that of the White House, 1-202-450-1414. __________ If you give a little they give a lot. http://www.dslreports.com/forum/disco
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