Compressed VoIP Calls Vulnerable To Bugging
holy_calamity writes "Security researchers at Johns Hopkins report that a variable bit-rate compression scheme being rolled out on VoIP systems leaves encrypted calls vulnerable to bugging. Simpler syllables are squeezed into smaller data packets, with more complex ones taking up more space; the researchers built software that uses this to spot phrases of interest in encrypted calls simply by measuring packet size."
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FTFA
So, ummm, what we should do to, umm, well, protect ourselves from, ummm, yaknow, eavesdroppers, heh-heh, is well, make sure there's enough, ummmmmmm, yaknow, like extra noise, like, mixed in, dude.
""Music in the background" is not a security solution. In fact, that's a freaking joke."
Yes, but a joke you can dance on.
Knowledge is power. Knowledge shared is power lost.
>That or you could just learn Russian... I don't think they *have* any simple-syllable words in Russian :-)
Da!
Just speak arabic!! We already know the FBI and CIA don't have enough translators.
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Awesome....a VOIP dance party.
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It must have been something you assimilated. . . .