This site is used to facilitate SIPSA research

  1. What is SIPSA?
    Have a look at this presentation!
  2. How did SIPSA come to be?
    Since we have all that extra bandwidth and BCP38 is not very widely implemented, we decided it would be a good idea to put this situation to good use and fight for privacy/anonymity/repudiation on the Internet.
  3. If you have a Linux machine with a real IP address, please support our research by downloading and running the testing tool.
    It will only take a couple of seconds to run and this is how you do it: 
    
git clone https://github.com/0ki/SIPSA
cd SIPSA/test-tool/
./run_test.sh
    			
wget http://sipsa.kirils.org/sipsatool.tgz -O sipsatool.tgz
tar xzvf sipsatool.tgz 
cd test-tool/
./run_test.sh
    You will need gcc installed because the binary is being compiled on the fly, so that you are 100% sure there is no monkey business.
  4. Wait, why does it need root privileges?
    To craft IP packets with custom (spoofed) source IPv4 addresses. All the packets are directed at this server.
  5. Before running any code from the internet, it is always a good idea to look at the source code. Before running code that requires root privileges it is a very very good idea to take a peek in the github repository first.
  6. Have you already contributed to our research? View your data here!
This is a screenshot of how to run the tool. Text version follows.
This is how it looks when you run it. 
sipsaclient:~# cd /tmp
sipsaclient:/tmp# wget http://sipsa.kirils.org/sipsatool.tgz
--2018-01-08 19:58:18--  http://sipsa.kirils.org/sipsatool.tgz
Resolving sipsa.kirils.org (sipsa.kirils.org)... 85.254.196.147
Connecting to sipsa.kirils.org (sipsa.kirils.org)|85.254.196.147|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 5894 (5.8K) [application/x-gzip]
Saving to: ‘sipsatool.tgz’

sipsatool.tgz       100%[=====================>]   5.76K  --.-KB/s   in 0s     

2018-01-08 19:58:18 (17.9 MB/s) - ‘sipsatool.tgz’ saved [5894/5894]

sipsaclient:/tmp# tar xzvf sipsatool.tgz 
test-tool/
test-tool/run_test.sh
test-tool/sipsa_test.c
sipsaclient:/tmp# cd test-tool/
sipsaclient:/tmp/test-tool# ./run_test.sh 
This is SIPSA research tool version 20180101.

This tool will send less than 100 small packets to sipsa.kirils.org.
Various IP address data will be collected.
Expected runtime is less than 10 seconds, usually 1 second.
Root access will be required to craft some of the packets.

Press RETURN if you agree, or ^C to abort.

Verifying that all required tools are installed...gcc...cat...grep...cut...head...tail...sed...ip...nc...ALL GOOD.
Compiling test code...done
Checking if test code runs on this machine...yes
Detecting main network interface...
Getting IP address of the machine...
Calculating network address...
Getting broadcast address...
Getting Real IP address...
Getting gateway address...

Running the tests as root...1...2...3...4...5...6.1...6.2...6.3...6.4...6.5...6.6...6.7...6.8...6.9...6.10...7.1...7.2...7.3...7.4...7.5...7.6...7.7...7.8...7.9...7.10...8.1...8.2...8.3...8.4...8.5...8.6...8.7...8.8...8.9...8.10...9.1...9.2...9.3...9.4...9.5...9.6...9.7...9.8...9.9...9.10...10.1...10.2...10.3...10.4...10.5...10.6...10.7...10.8...10.9...10.10...11.1...11.2...11.3...11.4...11.5...11.6...11.7...11.8...11.9...11.10...12.1...12.2...12.3...done.
Thank you for contributing to SIPSA research.

sipsaclient:/tmp/test-tool#