Avaya to Patch Zero Days That Turn IP Phone into Radio Transmitters
Avaya is expected to patch zero-day vulnerabilities in its latest one-X IP phones. The vulnerabilities and an exploit will be demonstrated this week at RSA Conference 2014.
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Cisco VoIP Hacker Urges Closer Look at Firmware Security Vulnerabilities
Ang Cui’s “Funtenna” is just the latest eye-opener into the security of embedded networked devices such as printers, VoIP phones, routers and other core, connected infrastructure.
Cisco VoIP Phone Hacked, Turned into Listening Device
Network-enabled devices such as routers and printers are notoriously insecure and fully exploitable gateways leading attackers toward network resources. A researcher and PhD student at Columbia University recently added VoIP phones to the list of pressing concerns.
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