Blue Box SE #17: Interview with Saverio Niccolini from NEC about efforts to combat SPIT
Synopsis: Interview with Saverio Niccolini from NEC about efforts to combat SPIT.
Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast Special Edition #17, a 9-minute podcast of an interview by Martyn Davies of Saverio Niccolini from NEC about efforts to combat Spam-for-Internet-Telephony (SPIT). The interview took place at the 3GSM World Congress 2007 held February 12-15, 2007, in Barcelona, Spain.
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At the 3GSM World Congress 2007, Blue Box contributor Martyn Davies had a chance to record an interview with Saverio Niccolini about NEC's efforts to combat Spam for Internet Telephony (SPIT). Specifically, they discussed NEC's new program VOIPSEAL, the prototype of which was unveiled at the 3GSM conference. Saverio is a Senior Research Staff Member in the
Network Laboratories at NEC (www.netlab.nec.de)
Saverio has provided the following links for additional information about the VOIP SEAL solution:
We thank Martyn for contributing this interview and Saverio for his participation.
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Can not view any of the pdf files
- NLE-SPIT-public-07-01.pdf
- VoIP_SEAL-PR-ENG-20070126.pdf
Adobe Acrobat is giving some error and does not show anything
Posted by: Amit | April 06, 2007 at 05:16 PM
Same bug, cannot view any of the pdf files.
Adobe Acrobat is giving some Font error and does not show anything.
Posted by: Ludovic Petit | June 05, 2007 at 08:04 AM
Saverio freshened the files on the FTP server. All three look good to me now.
Posted by: Martyn Davies | June 09, 2007 at 10:28 AM