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[Steadfast Finances] Giving 'MagicJack' a Honest Try | Steadfast Finances: I’ve had a Vonage account for several years now. Since I’ve always had high speed internet service, Vonage always seemed like the logical choice since their service was more cost effective than bundling my home phone service with my cable TV/internet provider or going old school with a traditional landline from a Baby Bell like AT&T or Verizon.

[Blog Entries] Dobbs Code Talk - Hacking VoIP Book Review: This 10 chapter, 200+ page book opens with setting up a test environment to experiment and understand VoIP attack vectors using the Session Initiated Protocol (SIP), RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol), H.323 and IAX (Inter-Asterisk eXchange) communication mechanisms.  After a brief overview of basic VoIP security measures, the book leads into the first half with a on a deep dive into these VoIP protocols.

[Apple Gazette] iPod Touch + iPhone Earbuds = VOIP iPhone - Apple Gazette: During the first public sit-down with the iPhone and its essentially scaled-down graphical user interface, CEO Steve Jobs was careful to codify the operating system as “OS X,” even though it could not be properly called Leopard as one would run on a full-fledged desktop or laptop. The intense ease of portability for these new Apple handhelds, and particularly, the necessarily contract-free sales method for the iPod touch, would generate a great deal controversy;

[Russell Thomas Home Page] Hacking the Johnson's « Russell Thomas Home Page: To satisfy your curiosity I will detail the exploits I reference. It's likely you already use a few and others you will now .

[Schneier on Security] Schneier on Security: Call Forwarding Credit Card Scam: People have already hijacked phone numbers on a single VoIP company (like Vonage) just signing up for an account and saying they want to port their old number. A VoIP company might eventually find out, but meanwhile, you can bet that number will be active in their own internal routing, so all calls from their customers will route to the attacker.

[Gearlog] We Want to Know: What Do You Think About magicJack? - Gearlog: Considering that most tests on my connection speed from this PC (go to: www.speakeasy.net/speedtest for your test) is only pulling 3.5M from the connection, the magicJack has had quality that I could expect from a $20 per year service. I have occasional issues with the PC/DSL connection, so I may need to connect this one direct to the Router, or use one of my laptops that pull 5M+ from the connection.

[Pack Rat Studios] The Pros and Cons of Linux, Windows, and OSX. | Pack Rat Studios: I moved from kUbuntu to PCLinuxOS (I love the versatility of KDE and Windows switchers prefer it) as the distro I recommend and install for friends/family (Im not doing the family tech support thing for WIndows always which consists of the same time consuming thing) but still stay with xUbuntu for people who have old computers (my dad’s 8 year old P3-700 Thinkpad purrs running X) but this current generation of distros is the first one that I fell confident is good enough for the grandparents (I cant wait for KDE 4 which Ive tested)

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