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Internet phone users fear spam attacks
2005
Overview
Feb. 25--You've encountered spam. You've probably heard of spim, too -- spam over Internet messaging. Now, look out for spit. That's spam over Internet telephone calls, one of the security concerns providers and customers of 'Net-based telephone service are discussing this week at the national Internet Telephony Conference & Expo in Miami. The attacks are likely to come from the same spammers and hackers responsible for assaulting Internet emailing, messaging and surfing, but the effects may be worse. It is tough, if not impossible, to find a VoIP expert at the convention who doesn't believe that Internet calls will become the standard. Even the military is using VoIP in Iraq to brief widely dispersed combat platoons.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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