VoIP News & Information

While everyone was distracted by the NBN, a revolution was under way in the supply of fixed line broadband.

Business telecommunications providers are preparing to launch expanded networks and new products to capture customers looking to maximize their purchases.

The Business Software Alliance exists to fight software piracy, and the group has thrown its weight behind the "graduated response" method of dealing with online copyright infringement. But, in a sign that Big Content has heard the public's complaints about lack of due process and disproportionate penalties , the BSA goes out of its way to talk up the need for an appeals process and judicial ...

Slatterz writes "Security giant Symantec claims to have found the public release of source code for a Trojan that targets Skype users. Trojan.Peskyspy is spyware which records a voice call and stores it as an MP3 file for later transmission. An infected machine will use the software that handles audio processing within a computer and save the call data as an MP3. The file is then sent over the ...

This item is used, but in good condition.Product DescriptionThe VOIP433 is a dual DECT phone, which allows you to make or take normal telephone calls on your landline as well as free or cheap calls through Windows Live Messenger.

The creator of Skype Trojan decided to publish the source code of his program that is able to intercept VOIP communications of Skype. He pretends that his first goal is to allow antivirus software companies to update signatures to be able to detect it more easily.

The Swiss creator of a Skype Trojan that can intercept calls made using the VoIP program has released the Trojan's source code online in an attempt to allow for its widespread detection.

Security giant Symantec claims to have found the public release of source code for a Trojan that targets Skype users.

operators are on notice. Dimension Data's subsidiary Internet Solutions (IS) is coming up with a service that will result in it competing directly with the likes of MTN, Vodacom and Cell C.

Mexican telco Alestra expects to end the year with 45,000 residential and SME VoIP clients, up from 32,000 at end-2008, Alestra's VoIP sales director Andrés Woodhouse told BNamericas.