Blue Box #50: Grand Central anti-SPIT initiative, Cisco and Ironport, Skype and business, VoIP security news and more

Synopsis: Grand Central’s anti-SPIT initiative, Cisco buys Ironport, Skype targets business, other VoIP security news, listener comments and more…

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #50, a 26-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

NOTE: This show was originally recorded January 17, 2007.

Download the show here (MP3, 12MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

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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! Special welcome to readers who found us through the new Hacking Exposed: VoIP book that was just recently released.
01:13 – Programming notes
02:34 – Skype Security Blog: Deploying Skype in a Windows domain – and my response on VOIPSA blog
06:13 – Voice of VOIPSA: Voice SPAM – The Fightback begins pointing to Grand Central anti-spam page (sent in my Hasan Diwan)
07:48 – VoipUser: How To Build A Voip Network: 7 rules for the VoIP entrepreneur in 2007 – note my comment on security
10:00 – VoIPNews: VoIP Scams, Phishing, And Denial Of Service Attacks
11:10 – Register: Security vendors talk up VoIP threats
11:55 – VNUNet: Convergence brings business challenges and companion Tips for securing VoIP
TechRepublic: Make a SIP-based VoIP network more secure
14:42 – CRM Buyer: Cisco Buys IronPort for $830 Million – interesting for Gartner quote at end… and also for potential for VoIP security – see also earthweb
17:41 – VoIPNews: Will Vonage Work for Your Business?
19:25 – BT announces that consumer VoIP subscribers has hit the one million mark
20:38 – And from the alarm department – VoIP Alarm Introduced at CES
21:51 – ERF Launches First Secure Wireless VoIP System for Banking Industry
23:16 – Sipera IPCS 310 Awarded Internet Telephony Magazine’s 2006 Product of the Year=
23:26 – Q1 Labs Announces New Network Security Management Capabilities for VoIP Networks
24:10 – Upcoming shows:

Feb 5-9, 2007, San Francisco, CA, RSA Conference 2007
Feb 27-Mar 1, 2007, San Francisco, Emerging Telephony 2007
Mar 1-2, 2007, London, EUSecWest
Mar 19-21, 2007, San Jose, CA, Spring 2007 VON
Mar 23-25, Washington, DC, ShmooCon ‘07
Apr 16-20, Vancouver, BC, Canada CanSecWest 2006

24:51 – Comments
25:85 – Review of the last week’s traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
25:31 – Wrap-up of the show
- Thank you to our listeners for staying with us through 50 shows
- Reminder that you can subscribe to the show via email as well as RSS
- Mention of our Frappr map
26:39 – End of show

Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post or via e-mail to blueboxpodcast@gmail.com. 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 ‘bluebox@voipuser.org‘ to leave a comment there.

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

Blue Box #49: SPIT, Skype security, disposable phone numbers, phishing, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Synopsis: SPIT, Skype security, disposable phone numbers, phishing, VoIP security news, listener comments and more…

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #49, a 55-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

NOTE: This show was originally recorded January 5, 2007, and was delayed with production issues.

Download the show here (MP3, 23MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

You may also listen to this podcast right now:

Show Content:

00:21 – 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! Special welcome to readers who found us through the new Hacking Exposed: VoIP book that was just recently released.
03:12 – Programming notes:
- Audio issues with #48 – writing to USB drive
- Dan contributed to Still Secure, After All These Years, Podcast #26 which was a roundup of opinions on security issues from a range of folks
- Show #50 is next week
04:37 – VoIP News: How Secure Are Your VoIP Calls – and my response
06:07 – Note that Mark Collier has revamped the design of his VoIP Security Blog
06:38 – CSO: Security in 2007: Botnets, Threat Convergence and Other Risks – note their casual mention of SPIT and “thousands of messages” – wonder where they got their data from?
09:28 – ZDNet: What threats does Skype face? – interview with Skype CSO Kurt Sauer – also Jan Geirnaert’s response
15:08 – Jan: How to use the Skype and P2P traffic blocker? Tapping into Skype Traffic with the traffictapper from Lyanda.
16:14 – Dark Reading: Voice Cracks
18:17 – IT Observer: Voice over IP Under Threat – which was slashdotted
20:31 – TechWeb: Phishers’ Latest Platforms: VoIP, SMS
21:11 – EnterpriseITPlanet: The Year in Instant Messaging
26:28 – Voice of Voipsa: (just quick mentions – we forgot these last week)
- Martyn: Securing the WLAN Link
- Shawn: Skype 3.0 – Your new Romulan phone
- Martyn: Tell Me Your PIN, So I Can Go Shopping
- Dustin: Skype, an Essential Tool for Interrogation (also RealGeek )
29:56 – Websense ‘Skype’ Trojan Analysis – followup to our story last week… not VoIP per se but an interesting analysis
32:05 – The PhoneBoy Blog: Eating My Words on OpenID
34:18 – Zycko: VoIP Security priority for 2007
34:50 – Network World: The year ahead: Juggling IT risks, opportunities
35:08 – Upcoming shows:
- Jan 23-26, 2007, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Internet Telephony Conference and Expo – East
- Feb 5-9, 2007, San Francisco, CA, RSA Conference 2007
- Feb 27-Mar 1, 2007, San Francisco, Emerging Telephony 2007
- Mar 1-2, 2007, London, EUSecWest
- Mar 19-21, 2007, San Jose, CA, Spring 2007 VON
- Mar 23-25, Washington, DC, ShmooCon ‘07
- Apr 16-20, Vancouver, BC, Canada CanSecWest 2006
35:48 – Comment (audio) about Minnesota Asterisk user group
37:36 – Comment (blog) from Aswath Rao
39:58 – Comment (blog) from Mark Collier
40:07 – Comment (email) from Martyn Davies about ISS report
40:34 – Comments-3 (email) from Craig
41:52 – Comment (email) from Dave Roper pointing to Disposable Phone Numbers – discussion included Jangl, Private Phone and Craigsnumber
48:02 – Comment (email) from Rick McCharles
51:32 – Review of the last week’s traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
52:08 – Wrap-up of the show
- Reminder that you can subscribe to the show via email as well as RSS
- Mention of our Frappr map
54:38 – End of show

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

Technorati tags: voip security, voip, voipsa, skype, skype security, phishing, SPIT, security

Blue Box “Podcasts by Phone” is back up with a new phone number

For folks wondering whatever happened to the ability to listen to Blue Box podcasts over the phone, the person running the service, "natas", let me know that he had a situation where the provider of the DID phone line stopped providing that service. He’s got the server back up now with a new provider and a new phone number:

+1-218-339-8544

Now that it’s back up, he’s going to be updating it with new shows as he only has up to Blue Box #40 in there right now. So the question of the moment is… who will get done first? Will natas update the server up through show #48? Or will I post shows #49 and #50 to the blog?

Seriously, we do appreciate and thank natas for providing this service and we would still be curious to hear people’s feedback about whether or not this service is useful to them. (It’s all part of the grand experiment here…)

Shows 49 and 50 are in the queue…

If you are wondering why their haven’t been any Blue Box episodes since January 3rd, don’t panic, we haven’t "podfaded". Shows 49 and 50 have both been recorded and are sitting in a certain producer’s queue for audio post-production and editing. Unfortunately, that producer, who shall remain nameless but whose last name starts with a "Y", has been a wee bit buried and show #49 ran a bit longer and needs some more editing than many of our episodes. But they will be out soon…. my apologies for the delay!

Blue Box #48: The Crystal Ball Edition – Top VoIP Security issues of 2006 and predictions for 2007, Skype worm that wasn’t, drive-by SPIT, OpenID, poking holes in firewalls, listener comments and more…

Synopsis: The Crystal Ball Edition – Top VoIP Security issues of 2006 and predictions for 2007, Skype worm that wasn’t, drive-by SPIT, OpenID for SIP authentication, poking holes in firewalls, listener comments and more…

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #48, a 50-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

NOTE: For the first time in many shows we had an issue with the recording of the show that introduced gaps and other audio artifacts. Unfortunately, I was not running my backup recorder and schedules (and holidays) made a retake impractical. So my apologies… and if you are new to the show, please don’t judge the show by the audio quality of this particular show.

Download the show here (MP3, 23MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

You may also listen to this podcast right now:

Show Content:

00:21 – 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! Special welcome to readers who found us through the new Hacking Exposed: VoIP book that was just recently released.
01:50 – Programming notes:
- sending in ident audio files
- Dan has launched a new blog – Disruptive Telephony
- Dan was interviewed by Jon Arnold about VoIP Security for his podcast series
04:08 – CNET: Confusion over Skype security threat clears up – all sorts of reports originating from the Websense blog entry – other links: CBC ComputerWorld TechWorld SC: Hackers unleash worm that targets Skype Heise Online – also Earthtimes gets it right
06:31 – DarkReading: VoIP More Vulnerable
09:09 – McGraw-Hill press release about Hacking Exposed: VoIP and also CRN: VoIP Risks Take Center Stage in 2007
09:49 – CNS: Telecom execs conclude enterprise security products insufficient for carrier networks
11:14 – Xchange Online: Survey: Security a Concern in Product Rollouts
12:44 – Heise Security: The hole trick: How Skype & Co. get round firewalls (tip to 21talks )
13:26 – Network Magazine (India): Voice over IP: Security issues to the fore
15:50 – Aswath Rao: There is No Money in the Authentication Business with some reaction, particularly from PhoneBoy Kveton and Alec Saunders
20:51 – ITBusiness.ca: The pros and cons of having a contractor do security
22:22 – VoIP News: Building VoIP Security at the Gateway Level – part of a special on VoIP Gateways
23:47 – Greatreporter.com: Hackers ‘can eavesdrop on 70% of web calls’
24:44 – LinuxDevices: Belkin WiFi Skype phone based on Linux
26:04 – Oral Health & Dental Practice Management: Technology in Tomorrow’s Dental Office
27:21 –Bluesocket Achieves VoIP Vocera Certifications
28:42 – Feature – Top VoIP security stories from 2006 and predictions for 2007. Some links mentioned in the discussion:
- RSA Speaking of Security Podcast #42 about phishing war story
- vnunet.com’s IT security predictions for 2007
- BCS: MessageLabs: Targeted security attacks to soar in 2007 (also in SC )
46:23 – Upcoming shows:
- Jan 23-26, 2007, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Internet Telephony Conference and Expo – East
- Feb 5-9, 2007, San Francisco, CA, RSA Conference 2007
- Feb 27-Mar 1, 2007, San Francisco, Emerging Telephony 2007
- Mar 1-2, 2007, London, EUSecWest
- Mar 19-21, 2007, San Jose, CA, Spring 2007 VON
- Mar 23-25, Washington, DC, ShmooCon ‘07
- Apr 16-20, Vancouver, BC, Canada CanSecWest 2006
47:26 – Review of the last week’s traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
48:04 – No comments other than Aswath’s note about OpenID that we covered earlier.
48:45 – Wrap-up of the show
- Reminder that you can subscribe to the show via email as well as RSS
- Mention of our Frappr map
50:11 – End of show

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

Blue Box #47: Deflating VoIP security hype, SANS and the need for better VoIP security training, India moves to block Skype and other VoIP, Skype security, tutorials, listener comments and more…

Synopsis: Deflating VoIP security hype, SANS and the need for better VoIP security training, India moves to block Skype and other VoIP, Skype security, tutorials, listener comments and more…

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #47, a 69-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

Download the show here (MP3, 32MB) 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! Special welcome to readers who found us through the new Hacking Exposed: VoIP book that was just recently released.
02:20 – Programming notes:
- sending in ident audio files
- SanDisk Cruzer disks (with U3 software)
- Blue Box dinner – photo by Martyn Davies
- Security Podcast Network
- SE #14- Interview with Ken Camp
09:19 – VoIP News: Voip Security ‘Best Practices’ Project Launches
09:41 – Voice of VOIPSA: The Register – Open Season for hackers
11:08 – SearchSecurity.com: Better VoIP training needed, SANS director says – see also Eric Chamberlin at Voxilla: VoIP Security: Stop Everything – also launched a VoIP security forum
18:30 – Economic Times (India): Illegal Web calls by BPOs face axe – see also 21Talks: India outlaws Skype, Yahoo and others
22:13 – British Computer Society: Skype – How safe is it? (sent in by both Martyn Davies and Rhodri Davies)
24:01 – Electronic Engineering Times: IP phone providers must focus on security, says report pointing to In-Stat report – VoIP Security: Preparing for the Evolving Threat – it can be yours for only $2,995 – see also In-Stat press release: Business VoIP Users Must Focus on Security
27:28 – b5media: Interview with PGP founder Phil Zimmermann: Zfone, secure VoIP media encryption software
29:41 – eWeek: Outlook 2007:VoIP
31:22 – The Age (Australia): Hackers ‘to target VoIP users’
32:39 – Greatreporter.com: VoIP wiretapping widespread, warns Scanit
34:16 – TMC.net: SPIT: Bringing Spam to Your Voicemail Box (by Bogdan Materna)
37:18 – Image and Data Manager (Australia): IM and VoIP Still Not On Security Radar
38:17 – InfoWorld ZeroDaySecurity Blog: Is social engineering always used to commit fraud?
45:16 – ZDNet UK: Weigh the pros and cons of VoIP over wireless
45:42 – Voice of VOIPSA: Security through Obscurity by Martyn Davies about the conf he attended
46:09 – Voice of VOIPSA: Cell phones, GPS location and Amber Alerts by Shawn Merdinger
47:28 – Voice of VOIPSA: IronGeek Hacking Tutorial Videos by Shawn Merdinger
48:32 – Enterprise VoIPPlanet: The VoIP Peering Puzzle: The IETF SPEERMINT Architecture
Dialogic Expands IP Media Gateway Product Line (Martyn Davies works there… note the VoIP security mention later in the release)
51:24 – comment (audio) from “the man from California” about Click-to-Call
54:01 – comment (email) from Shawn Merdinger about Click-to-Call
56:20 – comment (email) from Raul Siles (just about BP project)
57:06 – comment (email) from Yiannis Miliaresis about podcast in Greece and iptelephony.gr
58:27 – comment (email) from Julien Goodwin about CBR article
58:57 – comment (email) from Alan Garwood about mini-poll on Infosecurity Europe web page
60:16 – comment (email) from Shlomo Dubrowin about BP project
61:19 – comment (blog) from Mark Collier
62:29 – comment (email) from Frank Leonhart about BBP dinner
63:29 – comment (email) from Mike Bailey asking a question about Skype installation
64:20 – comment (email) from Dion Rowney about recorder
67:30 – Review of the last week’s traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
68:23 – Wrap-up of the show
- Reminder that you can subscribe to the show via email as well as RSS
- Mention of our Frappr map
69:49 – End of show

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

P.S. We didn’t mention the "upcoming shows", but here is the list we have been maintaining:

Jan 23-26, 2007, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Internet Telephony Conference and Expo – East
Feb 5-9, 2007, San Francisco, CA, RSA Conference 2007
Feb 27-Mar 1, 2007, San Francisco, Emerging Telephony 2007
Mar 1-2, 2007, London, EUSecWest
Mar 19-21, 2007, San Jose, CA, Spring 2007 VON
Mar 23-25, Washington, DC, ShmooCon ‘07
Apr 16-20, Vancouver, BC, Canada CanSecWest 2006

Blue Box SE #14: Interview with Ken Camp, speaker, author, VoIP blogger and more

Synopsis: Interview with Ken Camp, speaker, author, blogger, consultant and host of the Realtime / Unified Communications Community

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast Special Edition #14, a 19-minute podcast where Blue Box host Dan York interviews Ken Camp of the Realtime/Unified Communications Community.

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Show Content:

In this special edition, Dan York sat down with Ken Camp out at the Internet Telephony conference in San Diego in October 2006 to talk about what Ken is doing. Ken is a speaker, author, blogger, independent consultant and is also the host of the Realtime/Unified Communications Community, which consists of a website, podcast, blog, web forums, document database and more. Ken’s also just a great guy and is very literate in security matters. At the Internet Telephony conference, he was moderating multiple panel sessions on VoIP security, including one in which Dan is a panelist.

During the interview, Ken spoke about the sessions there at Internet Telephony, his background, what he’s doing with the Realtime / Unified Communications Community and more. To read more about what Ken is doing, you can visit:

Digital Common Sense, Ken’s blog
the Realtime Unified Communications Community

We appreciate Ken taking the time to speak with us and hope you all enjoy the interview as well.

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

Blue Box #46: Google click-to-call, Bluetooth, Skype secuity, VOIPSA Best Practices project, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Synopsis: Google click-to-call, Bluetooth, Skype secuity, VOIPSA Best Practices project, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #46, a 49-minute podcast from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

Download the show here (MP3, 23MB) 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!
02:09 – Programming notes and discussion of Blue Box Dinner in London on Dec 7th.
03:45 – Voice of VOIPSA: Click to Harrass (Dustin Trammell about Google Click-to-call and then my response)
12:25 – Voice of VOIPSA: Mobile phone insecurities and snakes on a plane (Shawn Merdinger)
14:09 – Voice of VOIPSA: Security meets flexibility (Martyn Davies)
14:32 – Network World: Secure caller ID for VoIP (by Jonathan Rosenberg of IETF fame)
15:34 – SearchSMB.com: Secure VoIP in simple steps (From Rodri Davies) Note that article author has security blog.
16:40 – ITwire Australia: Skype bugging your network? Here’s how to squash it
17:31 – Ken Camp: Skype on the Thumbdrive? Not When it Violates Company Policy
21:39 – Jan in Malaysia: How to log your local Skype (Jan continues his Skype security explorations)
22:28 – Dangerously Irrelevant: Advising, webcams and Skype (about a UMinn prof who runs into uni policy about using Skype)
24:30 – SouthBendTribune.com: New bait for ‘phishing’ scams
25:21 – ComputerWorld New Zealand: Bank of America rolls out VoIP – with some pain
27:14 – ZDNet India: Juniper and NEC announce joined network solutions
28:15 -The Register: Computer Misuse Act could ban security tools
28:43 –VONaLink ScreenPop – New VoIP Caller ID Software Released
29:18 –Irdeto IPTV security solution successfully completes rigorous audit by respected security experts
30:21 – Telecoms Korea: VoIP susceptiple to Spam (subscription required)
31:08 – Upcoming shows:
- Dec 4-6, Atlanta, GA, VON Enterprise
- Dec 5, London, UK, Secure Mobile Computing
- Jan 23-26, 2007, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Internet Telephony Conference and Expo – East
- Feb 5-9, 2007, San Francisco, CA, RSA Conference 2007
- Feb 27-Mar 1, 2007, San Francisco, Emerging Telephony 2007
- Mar 1-2, 2007, London, EUSecWest
- Mar 19-21, 2007, San Jose, CA, Spring 2007 VON
- Mar 23-25, Washington, DC, ShmooCon ‘07
- Apr 16-20, Vancouver, BC, Canada CanSecWest 2006
32:25 – Feature segment – impending launch of VOIPSA Best Practices project page
- More on the impending launch
37:14 – comment (audio) from Jamie Brody (?) from Truphone
39:53 – comment (email) from Richard who writes hi2005.wordpress.com and has excellent acronym lists: Resources, Security Acronyms and Telecom Acronyms
40:52 – comment (email) from Ross Chason about two-factor identification in phones
42:10 – comment (email) from Simon Wood ho points to list of spoken phrases for speech quality at the Open Speech Repository
43:46 – comment (email) from Paul Asadoorian about pen-test email list discussion
45:04 – comment (email) from Rhodri Davies
46:08 – comment (email) about how to protect a network
47:30 – Review of the last week’s traffic on the VOIPSEC public mailing list
48:09 – Wrap-up of the show
- Reminder that you can subscribe to the show via email as well as RSS
- Mention of our Frappr map
49:14 – End of show

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

Blue Box Dinner – Thursday, Dec 7th, London, UK

Given that I (Dan) am going to be over in London in the United Kingdom next week to speak at a Mitel reseller event, we thought we might do a little dinner with Blue Box listeners / VOIPSEC readers. Martyn Davies is helping and there are already several people coming. So if the thought of hanging out with some other folks interested in VoIP security is of interest, the details are as follows:

DATE: Thursday, December 7, 2006
TIME: TBD, but probably 6 or 7pm-ish
WHERE: Either "Belgo" or "Kettner" in the Soho – Covent Garden area (see the comments for more info)

I’ll update this entry as we finalize info, but if you are interested in attending, please do drop an email to blueboxpodcast@gmail.com with the subject "London Blue Box Dinner" so that we can get an estimate of how many people will be attending. Looking forward to meeting some of our UK listeners!

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast!

Greetings! Welcome to our little corner of the online world where, from 2005-2008, once a week (roughly) we got together to have a conversation about Voice-over-IP (VoIP) security. As you look down the page, you’ll see that we have two general types of shows. Our "main" shows are where we get together and discuss the latest VoIP security news, offer commentary on topical issues and play and respond to listener comments. These shows have been numbered consecutively since our start in October 2005 and generally run about 45 minutes. Our "Special Edition" podcasts (now designated with a "SE" in the show title) are typically special interviews we have done, presentations we have given or panels/presentations from conferences that we have been able to record. They are quite diverse and so do vary widely in length. As you’ll notice in our main shows, we’ve developed a wonderful community of listeners and always welcome comments, contributions or other feedback. Thank you for visiting and we hope you enjoy the shows. Please do send us your thoughts and comments.

Thank you,
Dan York and Jonathan Zar

Blue Box: The Voice-over-IP Security Podcast

A podcast offering news, views and commentary on security issues for Voice Over IP(VoIP), Unified Communications (UC) and IP Telephony

Blue Box #50: Grand Central anti-SPIT initiative, Cisco and Ironport, Skype and business, VoIP security news and more

Blue Box #49: SPIT, Skype security, disposable phone numbers, phishing, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Blue Box “Podcasts by Phone” is back up with a new phone number

Shows 49 and 50 are in the queue…

Blue Box #48: The Crystal Ball Edition – Top VoIP Security issues of 2006 and predictions for 2007, Skype worm that wasn’t, drive-by SPIT, OpenID, poking holes in firewalls, listener comments and more…

Blue Box #47: Deflating VoIP security hype, SANS and the need for better VoIP security training, India moves to block Skype and other VoIP, Skype security, tutorials, listener comments and more…

Blue Box SE #14: Interview with Ken Camp, speaker, author, VoIP blogger and more

Blue Box #46: Google click-to-call, Bluetooth, Skype secuity, VOIPSA Best Practices project, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Blue Box Dinner – Thursday, Dec 7th, London, UK

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast!