SIPSorcery is vulnerable to Improper Certificate Validation
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High Risk
The SIP transport channel for TLS initializes with its certificate-validation bypass flag enabled, so remote server certificates are not validated by default. When an application creates a TLS SIP channel without supplying a custom validation callback, the built-in validator logs a warning and then accepts any certificate. This lets a network position holder intercept and decrypt SIP signaling, capture digest authentication credentials, and tamper with call setup while the library reports a successful secure connection. The fix disables BypassCertificateValidation by default so certificate validation is enforced unless the consumer explicitly opts out.
You are affected if you are using a version that falls within the vulnerable range and you use SIP over TLS without supplying a custom certificate validation callback.
SIPSorcery is vulnerable to Improper Certificate Validation in versions 0.0.1 - 10.0.15.
Upgrade the SIPSorcery library to the patch version.
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