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http://saunderslog.com [ Alec Saunders .LOG -- An explosive mix of VoIP, Technology, Wine, and Politics] O’Donnell, Ph.D., senior research scientist at Cloudmark, says, "We’ve seen two separate VoIP attacks hit our network this week, the first we’ve been able to analyze in detail. In these attacks, the target receives an email, ostensibly from their bank, telling them there is an issue with their account and to dial a number to resolve the problem."

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http://euicho.com [Euicho.com : never knows best] Impressions of the Nokia 770: I know this is a new term to most of you, but it comes to us by way of two more familiar words: Internet (as in websites, e-mail, rss, and IM), and Tablet (as in a portable computer built into a screen). Put ‘em together, and the definition is exactly what you’d think: A small, portable computer, built into a screen, that is meant to access the web!

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http://blog.tmcnet.com [Blog.tmcnet.com] VoIP Blog and Podcast by Erik Lagerway: Apparently Shaw has decided not to participate either as I do not see them on the speakers roster nor on the exhibit floor. I am not surprised, in conversation with one of their CSRs (trying to upsell me to Shaw Digital Voice) it was clear to me that they do not want to be associated with VoIP, even though they are doing POTs replacement using VoIP.

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