Wednesday, August 15, 2007

VoIP hacker talks; Skype comes to iPhone via IM+

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Convergence & VoIP News Alert




Network World's Convergence & VoIP News Alert, 08/15/07

VoIP hacker talks: Service provider nets easy pickings, 08/10/07: A combination of simple dictionary and brute-force attacks in combination with Google hacking enabled a criminal pair to break into VoIP-provider networks and steal $1 million worth of voice minutes, says one of the duo who has pleaded guilty to his crimes.

Skype comes to iPhone via IM+, 08/13/07: Shape Services on Monday announced IM+ for Skype for iPhone, a Web application that enables iPhone users to access the Skype messaging and VoIP network.

How Cisco's convergence system for small businesses tested in the real world: Independent reviewers put Cisco's Small Business Communications System through its paces, testing the product at the Syracuse University Real-World Labs.

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DePaul University opts for a multivendor IP telephony system, 08/13/07: About two years ago, DePaul University’s IT staff began plans to replace its Nortel 81 and Meridian Mail PBX communications systems that serve some 4,500 users at the university. Like many conversions, the shift to IP telephony (IPT) was designed to take several years and was going to be phased in by user-group. The new messaging system needed to provide interworking between the new IPT system and the legacy TDM PBX and it needed to provide full integration with Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory.

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6. 802.11n WLAN tests show 'unbelievable' results
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Senior Editor Tim Greene covers VoIP carrier issues for Network World.



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