Synopsis: Blue Box #76: Cisco, Skype and BT vulnerabilities, when SIP looks like SPIT, VoIP security threat predictions and the FBI forgets to pay their bills, plus listener comments and more...
Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #76, a 38-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.
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Show Content:
- 00:20 - Intro to the show, contact information and how to provide comments. Welcome to all the new listeners - and to all those listeners who have been here for so long!
- new comment line +1-415-830-5439
- Cisco: Cisco Unified Communications Manager CTL Provider Heap Overflow
- Skype: SKYPE-SB/2008-001: Skype Cross Zone Scripting Vulnerability – coverage in Skype blog and ComputerWorld article
- GNUcitizen: BT Home Call Jacking also mentioned in VOIPSEC message – coverage in PC World and The Register
- Voice of VOIPSA: SIP Security slides at ETSI event
- Voice of VOIPSA: How do you differentiate between legitimate SIP usage and SPIT? pointing to Dan’s Internet-Draft document
- RFC 5039 on SIP and Spam
- Sipera “news release on Top 5 VoIP Threat Predictions of 2008 – coverage in The Register: 2008 – the year VoIP gets hacked? and IT Business Edge: VoIP Security Still Falling Short
- SearchSecurity.com: Enterprise security in 2008: Addressing emerging threats like VoIP and virtualization
- C|Net blogs: Can terrorists use the Net to avoid wiretaps?
- CityCell joins rivals forced to pay up for VoIP infringements
- Comment (email) from someone looking for VoIP security professional in Connecticut
- Comment (email) from Shlomo Dubrowin
- Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
- Wrap-up of the show
- 38:09 - End of show
FBI Wiretaps dropped due to unpaid bills
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