[VOIPSEC] Voipsec Digest, Vol 12, Issue 24

[Our World Is Here]

I would like someone to define expensive.

Linksys offer a Skype phone for $130.00 (in my area) which is around the
price of most REGULAR non-encrypted non-AP phones.

Anyone?

Cheers,

James Friesen, CIO

Lucretia Enterprises
"Our World Is Here..."
Info at lucretia dot ca
http://lucretia.ca


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Henry Sinnreich [mailto:henry at pulver.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 8:05 AM
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> > You can't sell expensive phones or nobody will be your customer
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> Check out the Skype phones, (or the Nimcat/Avaya or Peerio
> PBX phones).
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> There is no central call routing and the phones are both
> secure and affordable.
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> Both the business models and the platforms (no VoIP
> infrastructure) are different though from the "carrier"
> model, and this changes the security model and cost in a
> fundamental way.
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> Let the flames come! :-)
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> Thanks, Henry
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>    1.  VoIP vulnerabilities summarization (david.castro)
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> Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:12:14 +0100
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> From: "david.castro" <david.castro at adianta.net>
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> Subject: [VOIPSEC]  VoIP vulnerabilities summarization
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> Hello, I'm David.
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> I've just read your interesting "chat", and I learned a lot, but I'd
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> like make a question about SIP.
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> Let's imagine you are making an IP phone-operator. You have a central
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> access point (server SIP and gateway to PSTN), or several
> access points
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> across internet. You can sell to your customers a IP-phone, so they
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> don't have a computer run to chat on the phone. You can't sell
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> expensives phones or nobody will be your customer, so the
> phones hasn't
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> TLS, IPSEC or proxy SIP, because they are connecting direct
> to access point.
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> How do you protect this scenario?
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> I'm using login/password in register request, but in other request I
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> can't by the phones. What would you do?
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> Thanks
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