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Nvidia suspends developer forum after password breach
Nvidia has suspended its software developer forum after attackers compromised an unknown number of the login passwords used by its 400,000-strong user community.
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Skype security flaw exposes user identity and filesharing habits
A Skype vulnerability which can expose the location, identity and the content a user is downloading has been discovered by researchers. Microsoft, which owns Skype, said that they are working on the problem.
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WAN optimisation could provide boost to cloud services
WAN optimisation could provide a fillip to organisations turning to cloud far ahead of any benefits for on-premise users
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Sipgate launches low-cost business VoIP
German company sipgate has launched a business version of its VoIP service for UK SMEs willing to take the jump into using an Internet-based telephony system.
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Avaya takes on Microsoft, Cisco
Avaya is poised to take over unified communications, but Cisco and Microsoft stand in the way.
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SMBs look to VoIP deployment
Companies are beginning to turn to VoIP as they shrug off security concerns
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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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Encryption guru signs exclusive with gateway vendor
The innovative ZRTP Voice-over-IP encryption scheme invented by privacy guru Phil Zimmermann is to be used exclusively in the gateway products of only one company, UM Labs, the latter has announced.
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UK VoIP users to get better connected
VoIP is about to get more attractive for UK businesses as a new registry service is set to go live. The UK ENUM registry will mean that businesses' VoIP information will be in the public domain meaning that better use could be made of lower-cost calls.
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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
