British VoIP software has standard rear door – Automation Guide

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Software which is designed for securing VoIP voice traffic is as leaky as a basket. “There is a standard loophole, allowing calls to be tapped,” says a security expert told the BBC

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The software in question was developed by the British security service GCHQ. Researcher Steven Murdoch of the University College London is the loophole on the track. He made mention it.

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Meanwhile, the GCHQ already said “not to recognize the problems outlined,” which Murdoch’s arguments are dismissed. Murdoch insists that the leak is present and acts as an ‘escrow way out. ” In that way, the data can be transferred to a third party. More information is on the website of the BBC.