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Mark Collier's VoIP Security Blog: Watching, Testing, Digesting Skype software and hardware.: The total madness and insecurity issues of the current public Skype.exe and why no corporation should implement it just like that., 10/2006 (via Cosmos)
Blog.DanYork.com: When I was starting out in corporate training around 1990 (teaching FrameMaker), I was lucky in that the landlord in Salem, N.H., for our training/consulting company was Frank Romano, editor/founder of Electronic Publishing magazine and one of the all-around gurus of electronic publishing. (I still recall in the early days when I went to some publishing conference and I got talking to some attendee and he said, "Wait, you have an office next to Frank Romano? (via Cosmos)
Disruptive Telephony: Back on Sunday, Dustin Trammell wrote about the "lie detector for Skype" over on the Voice of VOIPSA blog, and I have to say that this certainly is a curious use of the Skype API. Real Geek has another writeup alongwith the picture to the right. (via Cosmos)
Jon Arnold's Blog: We didn't talk about Ottawa-based Mitel though - we focused on Dan's other claim to fame - VoIP security. He's been quite active in that area for some time, and talked about the current issues and state of the nation for VoIP security, especially in regard to VOIPSA, the VoIP Security Alliance. (via Cosmos)
Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: But the issue is that as the picture in one of your referenced article points out, a VoIP call is terminated at an STD station and then routed to a local PSTN number. Routinely such operators are prosecuted and just as predictably an Indian news outlet circulates a story stating that VoIP is illegal in India. (via Cosmos)
Watching, Testing, Digesting: Skype Software & Hardware Gadgets.: I have some time right now so I am continuing to read and explore the Skype new Network Administrators Guide. I am on page 29 of the Skype new Network Administrators Guide. (via Cosmos)
[Blogherald.com] Akismet publishes Blog Spam stats at The Blog Herald: Stephen - Akismet removes the duplicate spam comments so while you might have received 30 spam comments if there were only 6 different versions then you will only see 6 in the managent area.
[Blog.washingtonpost.com] Microsoft Stabs at Blogspam, Pokes Google - Security Fix: In another Search Defender test, researchers located more than 5,500 spam-related sites on Blog4Ever, nearly all of which used the same Google AdSense affiliate identifier, suggesting the entire network was created by a single comment spammer. The security professionals at SecuriTeam have recently posted a series of links to research on blogspam that make for a very interesting read on the relationship between blogspam and AdSense.
[Webpronews.com] The Pending Spam Crisis For Hosted Blogs: [...] Most of this fake blog spam comes from hosted services or from specific IP addresses. [...] Right now, about 20% of the aggregate pings Technorati receives are from spam blogs, so you won't see that in these numbers - these statistics show only "cleaned" data.
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