Speaking of Standards

If you aren’t thinking about the security of your VoIP systems, you should be, because the tools to attack those systems keep getting better. Over on the Voice of VOIPSA blog, I recently wrote about the release of a new suite of security test tools that make some of the attacks now “point-and-click”.

For a variety of reasons, many of these attacks are against SIP or unencrypted RTP, so they are definitely good to understand.

P.S. Note that VOIPSA (VoIP Security Alliance) does have a lengthy list of VoIP security tools already… this new suite is just one more to be added to the list.

Technorati Tags: sip, sip security, voip, voip security, security, voipsa

Related posts:

1. A great overview of SIP security issues from the 3rd ETSI Security Workshop
2. Updated P2PSIP Security Overview Internet-Draft posted
3. Can legitimate SIP traffic be mistaken as SPIT? (voice spam)
4. IETF to raise a RUCUS about voice spam / SPIT at IETF71!
5. Want to understand SIP and NAT traversal? Listen to this interview…

Tags: Security, SIP, VoIP, VoIP Security

---

If you found this post interesting or helpful, please consider either subscribing via RSS, becoming a fan on Facebook, or following us on Twitter.

---

You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.