17 June 2008
By Matthew Broersma, Techworld
A common compression technique can make internet telephone calls significantly more susceptible to bugging, according to recent research from Johns Hopkins University. Read more...
12 September 2005
By Chris Mellor
Voice over IP telephone calls are digital. I know this is obvious but bear with me. Service providers and VoIP product sellers will provide applications layered on VOIP, conferencing and instant messaging for example, even video. Now let's step aside for a moment. Read more...
06 December 2007
By Peter Cox, Voipcode.org
Peter Cox discusses his proof-of-concept VoIP hacking tool - and why people need to take the vulnerability of running phone calls over an IP network seriously. Read more...
11 March 2008
By John Cox, Network World
There are competing architectures for entgerprise Wi-Fi. A rare test , carried out by a Wi-Fi pioneer, made a surprising conclusion. Read more...
19 June 2006
Wireless security vendors, and Aruba's competitors, all come under the scrutiny of chief executive Dominic Orr. Read more...
29 May 2007
By NEC
Setting up a network to carry Voice over IP (VOIP) traffic along with the data packets requires an understanding of what features are needed in the routers and switches of the network. It is also helpful to understand how much data bandwidth is required to successfully transport VOIP voice conversations, and what tradeoffs are possible to get by with less bandwidth than would normally be necessary. Read more...
15 April 2008
By Keith Schulz, Infoworld (US)
12 September 2006
By Howard C. Berkowitz, Computerworld
If you're planning to move to IP telephony, remember that voice won't be the only thing running over your phone lines. Read more...
23 January 2008
Education often pushes the boundaries, but New College, Durham found that cellphones that could use the Wi-Fi LAN were simply the next logical step. Read more...