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Monday, 14 August 2006 |
A short list of Wifi/wireless VoIP handset vulnerabilities including: Clipcomm CP-100E, Senao SI-7800H, Hitachi IP5000, Zyxel P2000W, and a few others can be found here |
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Monday, 07 August 2006 |
Hackingvoip.com have released 13 new tools that aim to help the enterprise probe for vulnerabilities in their VoIP deployments. These are released as a companion to the Hacking VoIp Exposed publication. The researchers have engineered each of the tools to specifically test SIP-based VoIP systems, which are becoming increasingly popular, but are by no means widely deployed yet. For instance, most if not all products from Cisco, Avaya and Nortel use proprietary protocols at this time. Attendees at the Black Hat Conference said the release of the tools will not effect VoIP users today, but they will become integral to the industry once the various solution providers begin launching SIP-based systems that will work with each others' VoIP exchanges. Download the tools here
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Tuesday, 01 August 2006 |
UK Police and intelligence services are lobbying hard to gain powers to snoop on internet telephony, reports The Guardian. Authorities are increasingly worried about the ability of criminals to be able to make anonymous internet calls, particularly through pre-pay wireless and VoIP. As VoIP does not travel through an exchange, and calls cannot be pinned down to a geographical location, this makes tracing the source of criminal communication very difficult. Full article here |
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