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Cisco working to fix broken patch for VoIP phones
Cisco Systems plans to release a new patch for a vulnerability in its VoIP phones after the first patch did not fix the problem, which could allow an attacker to eavesdrop on conversations.
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Zultys adds Android client for VoIP phone calls
Zultys has upgraded the software in its MX family of IP PBXs and added a Mobile Communicator client for Android-based smartphones, the company said on Tuesday.
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HP LaserJet printers vulnerable to attacks, Columbia researchers warn
Millions of HP LaserJet printers contain a security weakness that could allow attackers to take control of the systems, steal data from them and issue commands that could cause them to overheat, according to two researchers from Columbia University.
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Skype cuts company VoIP phone bills
Any business that has a corporate VoIP system can now use Skype's SIP trunking service as a way to cut the cost of corporate phone bills.
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Skype to expand to businesses
Skype is making a play for the enterprise market with a system that lets companies integrate their existing, open VoIP phone systems with Skype's proprietary service.
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Criminals using VoIP system for phone scam
Criminals are taking advantage of a bug in the Asterisk Internet telephony system that lets them pump out thousands of scam phone calls in an hour, the FBI has warned
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Enterprises to cut fixed-line in favour of mobile
The economic downturn means that businesses will spend less on fixed-line voice budgets, as enterprises look to mobile phones as a cheaper communications alternative, so according to telecoms analyst group Analysys Mason.
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Truphone puts VoIP on Blackberry minus Wi-Fi
Truphone has opened a new front in its fractious battle to undercut mobile networks, announcing a beta version of its software that lets Blackberry users make VoIP phone calls.
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Ruckus takes its WLANs higher
Ruckus, which makes WLAN switches for small-to-medium businesses, has delivered a larger switch and upgraded its management software, to handle large sites with multiple buildings - entering the territory delivered of rivals such as Cisco and Aruba.
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Firms flocking to 802.11n
Controller-based, pervasive wireless LANs are rapidly becoming a standard feature of enterprise networks and nearly a third of all enterprises are migrating to 802.11n, even though the standard is yet to be ratified.
