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[voip Survivor] Are we letting our guard down?: [The IP based services such as VoIP (with or without IMS) run over open IP networks. As such, they are susceptible to security threats similar to those in the Internet.
[VOIP-info.org Page Changes] VLAN: The “Voice VLAN” is a special access port feature of Ethernet Switches which allows IP Phones to auto-configure and easily associate to a logically separate VLAN. This feature provided various benefits, but one particular benefit is when the Voice VLAN is enabled on a switch port that is also enabled to allow simultaneous access for a regular PC.
[Bogdan's Blog] VoIP Security - Myth #1: Imagine how complex this picture becomes when you deal with a real VoIP deployment with PBX, phones, soft phones, gateways, voice mail, IVR, ADC, etc. The potential attacker can penetrate the VoIP infrastructure remotely through direct attacks on VoIP applications/devices or indirectly through data network or VoIP applications residing on the dual use devices such as soft clients or smartphones.
[Sipera VIPER Lab] VoIP Security must haves- A starting point: In the end, you have two options: a) assume that you don’t have to do anything special to secure your VoIP network and hope nothing bad will ever happen; or b) understand the threats and implement security mechanisms to truly enjoy the benefits of VoIP/unified communications. Of course, I recommend the later and this blog post should give you enough information to get you started.
[KDI Media - Savannah, GA] Turn Your iPod Touch into an iPhone: The iPhone and iPod touch are almost indistinguishable devices except for one major difference””you can make calls from your iPhone, and you can’t from your iPod touch. For the privilege of making phone calls with your iPhone, you have to pay $100 more upfront to Apple for the device itself, plus a minimum of $60/month to AT&T for the next two years.
[Blue Box: The voip Security Podcast] Blue Box #78: Cisco IP phone vulnerabilties, WiFi handset ...: This is a personal project and neither Voxeo, Pingalo nor VOIPSA have any formal connection to this podcast. In the interest of transparency we just thought you should know our affiliations.
[free unclaimed money search] VoIP Security: These are a potential VoIP security risk in that thy can be hacked into unless there is an access-control system in place to prevent unauthorized people from accessing the system. VoIP calls should only be permitted to specific people, and most good VoIP security systems allow only authorized user to operate VoIP systems under password control.
[Black Hat Forum] what can be done with this info?: description CommNett IP Addresses network-object CommNett1 255.255.255.255 network-object CommNett2 255.255.255.255 network-object COMMNETTNEW 255.255.255.255 object-group service VoicePorts udp description Voice Ports used for VOIP .
[4DDL] Two attacks against VoIP: Furthermore, some VoIP service providers confuse what security means in packet based communications. An example of this is found at a prominent VoIP service provider in North America who claims that, "We are more secure than a regular phone line." That was a response from a recent interaction between one of their millionth VoIP subscribers and the company's tier-2 tech support after providing a detail description of these issues.
[Tej Kohli Personal Blog] Tej Kohli- How to secure VOIP: That technology is SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunking, which routes calls over an IP network instead of the PSTN, allowing for voice and data through all IP connections. According to The Nemertes Research Group, 56 percent of enterprises today have either adopted or plan to adopt SIP trunking, with smaller businesses being particularly interested because of the potential cost savings.
[VOIP] Pharm-Olam Finds VoIP Solution in Taridium LLC - Forbes (VOIP News): The potential of malicious attacks to an IP communications system makes Read More. SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ ”” Extreme Networks, Inc.
[Blessings Blog] The Roles of Microsoft, Cisco, Citrix and NetApp Consulting Services: Efficient Microsoft CRM consulting is designed to deliver top quality CRM functionality solutions to companies of all sizes, providing support for topical issues such as: deployments in multi-server environments, efficient program upgrades (from previous versions of Microsoft CRM to Microsoft CRM 3.0), integration with Windows Server 2003 Active Directory, data migrations from Siebel, GoldMine and ACT!, as well as extensive customization of CRM 3.0 features. Efficient Microsoft CRM consulting should account for both conceptual aspects (underlying business processes and data sources crucial for achieving successful Customer Relationship Management) and practical aspects of CRM (installation and customization of CRM 3.0).
[Kalises Blog] Protecting Your Computer and Network: We recommend the use of either Opera or Internet Explorer 7, or both. These programs ensure that you have the latest security protections for your browsing experience, employing advanced techniques to prevent automatic installations of scripts, phishing scams, etc.
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