Monday, October 22, 2007

New cross-site scripting attack targets VoIP; 999 calls could leave VoIP for dead

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Convergence & VoIP News Alert




Network World's Convergence & VoIP News Alert, 10/22/07

New cross-site scripting attack targets VoIP, 10/17/07: A dangerous new cross-site scripting attack is being called the first Web 2.0 exploit used against VoIP.

999 calls could leave VoIP for dead, 10/17/07: Crunch time is coming for VoIP services as demands grow for access to emergency service numbers, a VoIP hardware supplier has warned.

AT&T sues Vonage for patent infringement, 10/19/07: AT&T Friday filed a lawsuit against VoIP provider Vonage Holdings, seeking damages for alleged patent infringement.

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Truphone to launch 'no-click' voice on Wi-Fi, 10/19/07: Voice on Wi-Fi specialist Truphone will update its software to offer "no-click" access, which will allow the automatic logging-in at public hot spots and make Wi-Fi voice more like a cellular phone.

VoIP for the small branch, 10/16/07: Companies with numerous small, distributed offices have found it challenging to find a hosted VoIP solution that focuses on their needs.

Merging OCS and Asterisk: After attending the OCS 2007 launch in London, Microsoft Subnet blogger Chris Dalby plans to do the unthinkable … merge OCS and open-source Asterisk-based trixboxPro. Drop him a comment on the planned project.

Router security basics: Global Knowledge trainer Raj Tolani walks you through how to secure a Cisco router.

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Senior Editor Tim Greene covers VoIP carrier issues for Network World.



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