Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast

Blue Box #65: VoIP fraud case revisited, Black Hat and Defcon presentations, VoIP security, listener comments and more..

Synopsis: Blue Box #65: VoIP fraud case revisited, Black Hat and Defcon presentations, VoIP security news, listener comments and more..

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #65, a 46-minute podcast  from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.   

Download the show here (MP3, 21MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically. 

NOTE: This show was recorded on August 6, 2007.

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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! 
• 01:14 - Programming notes
  • VoIP Security Panel from VON now available as a Special Edition
• 02:27 - Telecom Junkies: Interview with a VoIP Hacker
• 13:21 - Black Hat / Defcon Coverage
  
  • Forbes: VoIP Vandals
• ZDNet: VoIP security vulnerabilities demonstrated at Black Hat conference
• GCN: Security an issue in dual-mode VoIP phones
• ComputerWeekly: VoIP security reaches tipping point
• ComputerWorld: Researchers flag VoIP exploits at Black Hat which points to these exploit tools and presentation
• iSEC also had a presentation/tools: “Point, Click, RTPInject” on this page of presentations
• tgdaily: PGP creator shows off VoIP encryption app – more in this weblog
• PC World: Networks: No Sweat to Skilled Hackers  (Good roundup and also mention of Estonian botnets)
• Risque Management: VoIP Scaremongers (good counterpoint)
• 23:55 - TMC.net: Security and Disaster Recovery for IP Telephony Systems (interview with Dan)
• 26:55 - TechRepublic: SolutionBase: Creating a secure and reliable VoIP solution
• 27:47 - TechRepublic: Will your VoIP provider go out of business?
• 29:07 - Enterprise VoIPPlanet: VoIPowering Your Office: Eavesdropping on VoIP Calls – Part 1
• 30:39 - vnunet: Homeland Security warns on US power threat
• 32:15 - ComputerWorld: RIM refutes security concerns over BlackBerry 8820 (interesting note about dual-mode and implications of WiFi on enterprise security)
• 35:38 - News Releases: 
  • Edgewater Networks, Inc. Introduces VoIP Performance Reporting Tool for Managed Service Providers
  • Sipera to Demonstrate VoIP-to-Data Exploit
• 37:44 - Upcoming shows:
  
  • Aug 20-23, San Francisco, CA, USA VoiceCon SF 2007 
  • Sept 10-12, Los Angeles, CA, USA ITEXPO West 2007 
  • Oct 29-Nov 1, Boston, USA, Fall 2007 VON
• 38:37 - comment (email) from Tom Cross of ISS about vulnerabilities
• 40:15- Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list 
• 41:56 - Wrap-up of the show
  
  • Jonathan talks about recent studies around security of electronic voting machines.
• 46:05 - End of show 

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there. 

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

Blue Box #64: ARP storms, IPTComm, SRTP animations, VoIP security news, listener comments and more...

Synopsis: Blue Box #64: ARP storms, IPTComm, SRTP animations, VoIP security news, listener comments and more...

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #63, a 38-minute podcast  from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.   

Download the show here (MP3, 15MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically. 

NOTE: This show was originally recorded on July 26, 2007.

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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! 
• 01:23 - Programming notes
  
  • ETel presentations available with sync’d audio
• 02:47 - Follow-up on story last show about iPhone and ARP packets – NetworkWorld: New Cisco advisory outlines fix for ARP storms on wireless LANs% pointing to Cisco security advisory
• 06:12 - Voice of VOIPSA: IPTComm 2007, Day One and IPTComm 2007, Day Two
• 07:21 - PC World: Black Hat/Defcon Hackfests Promise Rollicking Action (note VoIP references)
• 09:43 - ITSecurity.com: The Dark Side of VoIP: Security Vulnerabilities
• 10:18 - Techtionary.com: SRTP/Secure RTP for VoIP/SIP (animation from our friend Tom Cross)
• 11:20 - TMCNet: Bluesocket Acquires VoIP Leader Pingtel  (Interesting because Bluesocket is a security firm.)
• 13:07 - Enterprise VoIP Planet: Mark Miller continues his series with The VoIP Peering Puzzle – Part 39: SBC Architectures – Ditech Networks
• 14:31 - ZDNet UK: Research: Convergence in mobile communications (note the very last bullet around barriers to adoption)
• 15:34 - TMCNet: Cedar Point Launches Campus Emergency Notification System
• 17:20 - Tipping Point comes out with DV Labs Blog  which actually pointed to SysAdmin Magazine goes quietly into the night
• 19:27 - News Releases: 
  • Edgeline Holdings Completes the Acquisiton of Secure Voice Communications, a VoIP Security Company
  • CommScope and IPcelerate Join to Make VoIP Safer
• 22:06 - Upcoming shows:
  
  • Aug 20-23, San Francisco, CA, USA VoiceCon SF 2007 
  • Sept 10-12, Los Angeles, CA, USA ITEXPO West 2007 
  • Oct 29-Nov 1, Boston, USA, Fall 2007 VON
• 22:33 - comment (email) from Stuart McLeod about 4-day VoIP Security course he wrote that is being offered by Global Knowledge (course description is online )
• 23:14 - comment (email) from Frank Leonhardt about Facetime seminars invitation
• 24:26 - comment (blog) from “Nope” about the slidecasts
• 25:16 - Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list 
• 25:42 - Wrap-up of the show
  
  • Mention of potential legislation about peer-to-peer communication
  • Update on the Pena/Moore VoIP Fraud case
• 31:51 - End of show 

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there. 

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

Blue Box SE #19: "The Real Risks of VoIP Security" panel at VON Europe 2007 in Stockholm, Sweden, featuring Martyn Davies, Ari Takanen, Cullen Jennings and Akif Arsoy

Synopsis: "The Real Risks of VoIP Security" panel session at VON Europe in Stockholm, Sweden, in June 2007.  Moderated by Blue Box contributor Martyn Davies, the panel included Ari Takanen of Codenomicon, Cullen Jennings of Cisco and Akif Arsoy of Verisign.

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast Special Edition #19, a 55-minute podcast of the panel session "The Real Risks of VoIP Security" from VON Europe 2007 in Stockholm, Sweden, in June 2007.

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Show Content:

In this Special Edition, we bring you a recording of the panel session at VON Europe in Stockholm, Sweden, in June 2007.  Longtime Blue Box contributor Martyn Davies moderated the panel which included Ari Takanen of Codenomicon, Cullen Jennings of Cisco and Akif Arsoy of Verisign.  Rather than going with canned presentations of slides, the panel was a conversation among the panelists based on questions that Martyn had as well as questions from the audience.  I think you will find it both enjoyable and educational.

The members of the panel are, left-to-right, Martyn Davies (Dialogic), moderator, Ari Takanen (Codenomicon), Cullen Jennings (Cisco) and Akif Arsoy (Verisign):

               

We thank Martyn for contributing this recording and also compliment him on what is one of the best conference recordings we've ever offered as far as audio quality goes.  Dan also thanks Cullen Jennings for standing in for him when Dan was suddenly unable to attend Podcamp Europe.

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there.

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

Telecom Junkies podcast: Interview with a VoIP Hacker (Robert Moore of the Pena/Moore voip fraud case)

Remember the Pena/Moore voip fraud case back in June 2006? Would you like to know how the attacks were done?  And how you can protect your network?

First, for those who don't recall, this was a case where Edwin Pena was alleged to have set himself up as a voice service provider and then, with the assistance of a developer named Robert Moore, routed his customer's calls across the networks of other VoIP service providers.  Pena is alleged to have stolen at least 10 million minutes from other voice service providers and made in excess of $1 million dollars. Pena subsequently fled the country (and remains even today a fugitive).  We wrote about it here and also covered it in Blue Box podcasts #31 and #33 and I was a guest on a Telecom Junkies podcast back in July 2006 discussing the case.

In any event, one year later Robert Moore has been convicted for his part in the scheme and on July 24th was sentenced to a two-year term in prison, 3 years probation and a $150+K fine.  

Before he reports to prison in about 6 weeks, though, Moore got in contact with Jason Huffman from The Voice Report to ask if Jason was interested in an interview.  Given my prior involvement with the Telecom Junkies podcast, Jason contacted me to see if I would also be interested in coming onto the show.  Both he and I were concerned about interviewing someone recently convicted (i.e. not wanting to glorify the crime or criminal), but I shared Jason's view that if we could obtain information about how the attacks were done we could potentially help people protect their systems against these type of attacks.  (Jonathan was also invited and provided great feedback but was unable to attend due to scheduling issues.)

The result is a new Telecom Junkies podcast: "Interview with a VoIP Hacker" which is available for download.

As we'd discussed in our previous coverage of the case, there were really two different types of systems that were attacked:

1. Voice gateways of VoIP service providers
2. Servers/routers of other businesses that were compromised to hide the source of traffic going to the voice gateways

In the interview, Robert Moore confirms that all the voice gateway attacks were H.323 (no SIP was involved) and they weren't terribly sophisticated because the VoIP service providers didn't have all that much security in place.

Moore also indicates that all the other boxes (#2) were compromised primarily by easy means such as weak and easily guessable passwords - or even worse, unchanged default passwords.  In some cases, there were boxes on the Internet with exposed SNMP ports that then let the attackers learn all about the box so that they could then research potential vulnerabilities.  This part really had nothing whatsoever to do with VoIP but instead with really just basic IT security practices which were (and undoubtedly still are) very obviously not being followed by many folks out there. 

In any event, the interview is now available for listening.  Meanwhile, Moore is soon heading off to prison and Pena is still somewhere out there...

P.S. If anyone listening can identify the name of the second switch vendor that Moore indicates he went after, neither Jason nor I could identify it despite my request for the name to be repeated.

UPDATE: Thank you to all who responded (including Robert's sister here in the comments). The other switch was a Quintum Tenor - http://www.quintum.com/

Technorati tags: voip, voip fraud, toll fraud, voip security, voipsecurity, H.323, security, robert moore, edwin pena

Anyone attending Black Hat or Defcon interested in providing reports into the Blue Box podcast?

Are you attending Black Hat next week in Las Vegas (July 29-Aug 2)? Or the Defcon show that follows? If so, would you be willing to provide a report (either audio or written) for us to include in a future Blue Box podcast (or potentially post on the VOIPSA blog)? Neither Jonathan nor I (nor Martyn) are going to be attending Black Hat or Defcon but there do look to be a number of quite interesting talks involving VoIP security.  If you would be willing to send in a report from Black Hat or Defcon just briefly talking about what is discussed at the sessions there, please do drop us an email as we'd love to have such contributions. 

FYI, if you want to try audio, contributions could be either: 1) recorded using something like Audacity and then sent by email; or 2) simply called into our comment line (+1-206-350-2583 or sip:[email protected]).

Technorati tags: black hat, defcon, voip security

Blue Box #63: Cisco and Asterisk VoIP vulnerabilities, the "Athens affair" (Greek wiretapping), iPhones and Duke, IETF and SPIT, SunRocket flares out, Skype phishing, VoIP security news and more...

Synopsis: Blue Box #63: Cisco and Asterisk VoIP vulnerabilities, the "Athens affair" (Greek wiretapping), iPhones and Duke, IETF and SPIT, SunRocket flares out, Skype phishing, VoIP security news and more...

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #63, a 38-minute podcast  from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.   

Download the show here (MP3, 18MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically. 

You may also listen to this podcast right now:

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!
• 01:14 - Programming notes
  
  • Special Edition coming out with VON session.
  • Anyone going to Black Hat or Defcon next week?  We'd love a report.
• 01:41 - Cisco vulnerabilities: Cisco patches two VoIP security flaws.  Details at: Cisco Security Advisory: Cisco Unified Communications Manager Overflow Vulnerabilities  Dan Kaplan Cisco Patches Two Security Flaws reports IBM-ISS X-Force as having discovered them.
• 02:33 - Asterisk security vulnerabilities (several of them) – http://www.asterisk.org/security
• 06:25 - TechRepublic: VoIP threats: Beyond eavesdropping (pointer to it from Russel Shaw: VoIP security? Encrypt, encrypt, encrypt )
• 07:50 - Network World: Security firm: Don’t use iPhone Web dialer
• 09:13 - Duke University IT department reported as claiming:IPhones flooding wireless LAN at Duke University with various blogs speculating on the issue Interestingly the trade media is now reporting on what the blog writers are saying. Readers speculate on Duke University’s iPhone problem (and yes, we'll talk about the recent developments on Blue Box #64)
• 11:50 - Blogger News Network: If Social Security Calls requesting personal information, it might be smart to verify who you are talking to
• 13:57 - Register: Blacklists are Bad (and Hannes makes the connection to VoIP )
• 16:09 - Hannes Tschofenig had a number of posts relating to standards:
  
  • Disclosing SRTP Session Keys with a SIP Event Package
  • New Drafts to Tackle SPIT
  • A Survey of Protocols to Control NAT and Firewalls
  • Just read Hannes’ blog for more info about IETF 69!
• 16:42 - FTC Spam Summit
• 19:07 - IEEE article on Greek wiretapping scandal (sent in by Kand Palanisamy)
• 24:05 - Hackers stealing PBX phone minutes to on-sell cheap
• 25:52 - Emerging Telephony SunRocket Folds – Whither the Numbers
• 28:50 - Network World: Online ads could become a phisher’s dream
• 30:04 - Voice of VOIPSA: It’s What the Computer Has Become
• 31:52 - News Releases:
  • TippingPoint enhancing its IPS
  • Frost & Sullivan Extols XConnect’s Unique and Comprehensive Product Line Strategy for Federated VoIP Peering
• 33:58 - Upcoming shows:
  
  • Aug 20-23, San Francisco, CA, USA VoiceCon SF 2007
  • Sept 10-12, Los Angeles, CA, USA ITEXPO West 2007
  • Oct 29-Nov 1, Boston, USA, Fall 2007 VON
• 34:41 - comment (email) from listener Frank Leonhardt on possible Skype phishing email
• 37:03 - Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
• 37:35 - Wrap-up of the show 
• 38:25 - End of show 

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there. 

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

ETel "Black Bag" Security presentations now available with audio synced to slides (through "slidecasting")...

Have you ever wished you could know when the slides are being changed when you listen to one of our Special Edition podcasts?  Well, now you can courtesy of a new "slidecasting" interface made available from the folks at SlideShare.net.  I have now made available synced versions of Blue Box SE#15 and Blue Box SE#16 as shown in the embedded objects below.  SE#15 is, to me, a great example of the power of SlideShare's syncing interface.  It is about 243 slides in 15 minutes and without the sync, it's not as easy to see how the slides are used to support the story.  SE#16 is the much-longer 90-minute workshop that Jonathan, Shawn Merdinger and I did which again shows how the slide sync can be used in a longer setting.  In any event, you can check them out in the embedded shows below.  First the 15-minute "Black Back Security Review":

And then here our 90-minute workshop:

We would naturally love to hear your feedback about whether you find this useful.  We anticipate putting up future presentations in this fashion.  What do you think?

Technorati tags: voip, voipsa, voip security, security, slidecasting, slideshare, etel, etel2007, dan york

Blue Box #62: CAPTCHA for SPIT, covert channels, SIP Identity, is VoIP safe?, Fiji, Google, VoIP security news and more

Synopsis: Blue Box #62: CAPTCHA for SPIT, covert channels, SIP Identity, is VoIP safe?, Fiji, Google, VoIP security news and more

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #62, a 41-minute podcast  from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.   

Download the show here (MP3, 19MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically. 

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Note: Originally recorded back on July 6th.  There were some, well, "challenges" with the quality of the recording and so post-production took far longer than usual and you will still hear some audio artifacts every once in a while when Jonathan is speaking.

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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!
• 01:21 - Programming notes
  
  • Facebook group has grown to 22 members. If you are on Facebook, do check out the group.
  • Special Edition #18 – we hope you enjoyed that and thank Martyn for doing the interviews.  We welcome such contributions.
• 02:34 - Asteridex remote command execution
• 05:41 - Voice of VOIPSA: Now I’ve CAPTCHA’d Your Attention pointing to Hannes Tschofenig’s blog entry about his Internet Draft around using CAPTCHA for SIP to prevent SPIT
• 15:38 - Voice of VOIPSA: ‘Voice over VoIP’ project aims to show use of ‘covert channels’ to tunnel voice inside of voice pointing to VoIP Covert Channel project at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
• 16:30 - Voice of VOIPSA: It’s Just Not Meant To Be Open
• 16:51 - IETF - Dan Wing issues Internet Draft SIP Identity using Media Path and receives feedback and also circulates note about Cisco IPR/patents
• 29:20 - ComputerWeekly.com: VoIP SIP fundamentals
• 25:11 - TMCnet: Caller ID Spoofing Soon to be Outlawed?
• 25:49 - PC Magazine Experts: VOIP Just Another Way to Hack
• 26:38 - eWeek: Experts: Enterprises Must Focus on VoIP Security
• 27:52 - NetworkWorld: Six burning VoIP questions – specifically what really happens when I dial 911?  and Is VoIP safe?
• 30:31 - Islands Business: Fiji Opens VoIP
• 32:06 - YouTube: VoIP Security introduction featuring Peter Cox – we talked about it on show #61 but I am now told he actually works for Borderware
• 32:28 - New podcasts involving two folks involved with the show (Dean Elwood and Martyn Davies): Bending the Needle
• 33:35 - Google acquires GrandCentral (Dan's blog) pointing to GrandCentral announcement and Google blog posting
• 37:16 - Upcoming shows:
  
  • July 19-20, New York, USA, IPTComm2007
  • July 22-27, Chicago, USA IETF 69
  • Aug 20-23, San Francisco, CA, USA VoiceCon SF 2007
  • Sept 10-12, Los Angeles, CA, USA ITEXPO West 2007
  • Oct 29-Nov 1, Boston, USA, Fall 2007 VON
• 38:29 - comments from Martyn about Peter Cox and Takehiro about the Covert Channels and comment (blog) from Adrian P. on Blue Box #51 (show on Feb 22)
• 40:02 - Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
• 40:32 - Wrap-up of the show 
• 41:20 - End of show 

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there. 

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

Blue Box Special Edition #18: Session Border Controllers (SBCs) - Interviews with Covergence and Borderware about the SBC

Synopsis: Session Border Controller (SBC) Special - Martyn Davies interviews Rod Hodgman from Covergence and Jeff Carr from Borderware about their products and the role of the SBC.

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast Special Edition #18, a 33-minute podcast of interviews by Martyn Davies of Rod Hodgman from Covergence and Jeff Carr from Borderware about their products and the role of the SBC and the question "Do SBCs break the rules of SIP?"

Download the show here (MP3, 15MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

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Show Content:

This Session Border Controller (SBC) special features two back-to-back interviews with Rod Hodgman from Covergence (www.covergence.com) and Jeff Carr from Borderware (www.borderware.com).

In the first interview, Martyn Davies speaks to Rod Hodgman, VP of Marketing at Covergence, about their SBC product line, Eclipse.  Rod talks about SBCs that support peering and access edge applications, and then focuses on access edge features such as NAT traversal and DoS protection.  The discussion also covers software vs. appliance; OS hardening, ATCA and media acceleration.  Rod answers the question "do SBCs break the rules of SIP?", and tells us a user story.

In the second part, Martyn speaks to Jeff Carr, VP of the SIP Solutions Group at Borderware, about their software SBC, SIPAssure.  Jeff talks about the access edge, SPIT (Internet Telephony SPAM): content filtering and reputation management; firewall vs. SBC.  He also tackles the question "do SBCs break the rules of SIP?", and goes on to tell us a story about one of their OEM customers.

We thank Martyn for contributing these interviews.

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there.

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

(P.S. In the spirit of full disclosure, I'll note that one of the customer stories turns out to be my employer, but I had no clue about that as this was entirely Martyn's production.)

Blue Box #61: IETF framework to fight SPIT, VoIP security video, new tools, voip security news, listener comments and only a brief mention of the iPhone

Synopsis: Blue Box #61: IETF framework to fight SPIT, VoIP security video, new tools, voip security news, listener comments and only a brief mention of the iPhone

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Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #61, a 29-minute podcast  from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.   

Download the show here (MP3) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically. 

You may also listen to this podcast right now:

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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!
• 01:21 - Programming notes
  • New special edition shows coming up very soon.
• 01:41 - Sipera: Many SIP vulnerabilities with softphones from AIM, MSN, Nortel and Avaya 4602SW desk phone
• 04:05 - Voice of VOIPSA: IETF Internet-Drafts on SPIT – Hannes Tschofenig seeking comments
  • Requirements for Authorization Policies to tackle SPIT
  • A Framework for reducing SPIT
• 07:10 - Voice of VOIPSA: Pucker Up, Part 3 – Shawn’s latest piece.
• 08:24 - Voice of VOIPSA: Truth in Caller ID Act passed again
• 09:19 - Voice of VOIPSA: We Know Where You Live
• 10:27 - Mark Collier has several new articles on his VoIP security blog including:
  • a pointer to this VoIP Security Threats video on YouTube
  • Mark’s presentation at INNUA
• 13:35 - ComputerWeekly.com: VoIP Security Fundamentals
• 14:51 - Release of rtpbreak tool
• 15:42 - BBC: Telephone tapping (from Frank Leonhardt)
• 16:55 - Fox News: Hacker Taps Cell Phone to Stalk Family
• 17:26 - News releases:
• Mobile Voip: T-Mobile Introduces Unlimited Calling With T-Mobile HotSpot @Home
• M5T Releases the M5T ZRTP SAFE VoIP Application
• 21:14 - Feature on status of Best Practices Project
• 22:06 - Upcoming shows:
  
  • July 19-20, New York, USA, IPTComm2007
  • July 22-27, Chicago, USA IETF 69
  • Aug 20-23, San Francisco, CA, USA VoiceCon SF 2007
  • Sept 10-12, Los Angeles, CA, USA ITEXPO West 2007
  • Oct 29-Nov 1, Boston, USA, Fall 2007 VON
• 23:20 - comment (email) from Rhodri Davies about SIP in SANS list
• 24:19 - comment (email) from Frank Leonhardt about his paper and also link
• 24:49 - comment (email) from JP Li asking about slides for SE #16
• 25:36 - comment (blog) from Benny Ketelslegers about SIP botnets
• 27:15 - Review of the last week's traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
• 27:58 - Wrap-up of the show 
• 29:02 - End of show 

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post  or via e-mail to [email protected].  Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows.  You may also call the listener comment line at either +1-206-350-2583 or via SIP to '[email protected]' to leave a comment there. 

Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.