@anpli not that i know of so I would assume no.
@buffet @buffet Here are a good collection of beeps taken from various numbers stations (source at https://archive.org/details/ird059/) part 1/7
@buffet aaaaaand I've fallen back down the oh so familiar rabbit hole of number stations. Starting off with a few that doesn't need to be edited:
- polytones: https://ia801905.us.archive.org/16/items/ird059/tcp_d2_41_high_pitch_polytone_irdial.mp3
- the pip: https://dn710701.ca.archive.org/0/items/ird059/tcp_d4_31_the_pip_irdial.mp3
- 6tones https://dn710701.ca.archive.org/0/items/ird059/tcp_d2_38_6_tones_irdial.mp3
@buffet There's also the NASA recording of the Sputnik beeps https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/578626main_sputnik-beep.mp3
This has evolved into router hacking because it has ATA capabilities and DECT support. It's a technicolor 799vac XTREAM, very common shitbox for ISP to vaguely customize the UI and send out. This one has older firmware and known exploits letting me get a root shell. However my goal is to get web interface access to configure SIP stuff.
Mentally im here right now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhQaP4hvXLQ
@cwebber@social.coop so when 2 SMTP servers feel like it they can do a "special kiss" usualy on port 465 or 587
Flashing firmware to a Cisco ATA 186 box to get SIP support was fun. Had to connect a phone and then dial the IP of my laptop running an update server providing the new firmware for the box.
Computer nerd of IT-(in)security, hacking & ctf, loves to design stickers, radio signals interest me.