Clever Caller ID Tricks With VoIP
An anonymous reader writes "securityfocus.com has an interesting article collecting some clever exploits for VoIP. According to the article, using 'the open-source Linux-based PBX software Asterisk, used in combination with a permissive VoIP provider' can be used to fool caller id, and even get caller numbers that are supposed to be private."
Damn, I finally get a first post and my mind goes blank...
Chop
whoohooo
THE OFFICIAL TACO-SNOTTING FAQ
By J. Wipo Troll, Esq., $Revision: 1.16 $
Why do I keep receiving emails from an individual calling himself CmdrTaco?
Mr. Malda seems to be speaking in some sort of code. Do you know what it means?
Good Lord. And, yes, he did. What is Taco-snotting?
no, that really WAS Cowboy Neal. He just forgot to spoof his name as well.
"During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act" -- George Orwell
Sorry to see you modded off topic. The moderators are demonstrating new lows of ignorance.
Laws are for people with no friends.
He didn't quite show -everything- stupid about /. ... You've highlighted the "I won't get modded down if I'm self-effacing/igratiating by saying I'll get modded down for this, but that's ok" reverse psychology versus moderation ploy.
It is more productive to voice thoughtful opinions (reply) than to judge (moderate) others.