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Telstra plans to expand their VoIP services to mobile

SolveForce expands its North Dakota Cable Internet throughout the U.S. state.

Top Stories of the Week – September 15, 2012

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Skype to improve the quality of VoIP calls using the new audio standard

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Viber reaches 100 million users, aims on new platforms with hundreds of millions of users

Big telecom pushes for telco deregulation bill in California

Top Stories of the Week – September 8, 2012

Cloud VoIP to grow to $40 billion by 2015

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Astro deploying new IPTV packages

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Broadcom IPTV platforms will integrate streaming of DivX Plus

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Topic: Security

Privacy on Skype maybe compromised

Privacy on Skype maybe compromised

New surveillance laws being planned in countries from the U.S. to Australia would compel makers of online chat software to build in backdoors for wiretapping. Since launch, Skype has been … Read More

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FBI quietly forms a secretive Net surveillance unit

News has spread that the FBI has formed a Domestic Communications Assistance Center, which is tasked with developing a new electronic monitoring technology, including intercepting Internet, wireless, and VoIP communications. … Read More

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ESET Launches Mobile Security for Android

ESET announced the launch of ESET Mobile Security for smartphones with Android operating systems. Their solution for smartphones is now available for Android OS computers. The solution for mobile devices … Read More

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iPhone security bug lets hackers steal photos, contacts and send texts

iPhone security bug lets hackers steal photos, contacts and send texts

A security bug in Apple's iOS enables hackers to take control of iPhone and iPad apps, using them to steal people's photos, contacts and even send SMS messages without the … Read More

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BitTorrent users can be identified via Skype

Researchers have devised a stealthy and cheap way to track the IP addresses of tens of thousands of Skype users, and link the information to their online activities such as … Read More

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Massive DDoS attacks a growing problem to VoIP providers

When the massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack last March brought down the voice-over-IP (VoIP) call processing supplied by TelePacific Communications to many of its customers, it prompted the local-exchange services … Read More

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Hacker reveals a globally weak mobile internet security

A German computer engineer said recently that he had deciphered the encryption code used to secure most of the world’s mobile Internet traffic and that he aimed to publish a … Read More

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Studies show unauthorized phone charges cost Americans US$2 billion a year

A key U.S. Senate chairman said they need to pass legislation to shield customers from unauthorized third-party charges on their phone bills because U.S. telecom companies has failed to stop … Read More

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Researchers say encrypted VoIP not as secure as it portrays

Together with computer experts, linguistics researchers at the University of North Carolina have demonstrated that even when encrypted, VoIP phone conversations are not as secure as popularly thought.

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Siemens launch new Session Border Controller for Secure VoIP

For Siemens Enterprise Communications (SEC), no more selling third-party session border controller (SBC) technology, the company has released its own SBC to bring better Voice over IP (VoIP) security and … Read More

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