If you want a freely usable implementation of SRTP look at
srtp.sourceforge.net.
Regards,
Steve
John Todd wrote:
>
> I have found few VoIP clients that support encryption. The only one
> that comes to mind is the Zultys devices (they have a softphone and a
> hardphone that support SRTP.) I spoke with them as recently as today,
> asking if they'd be interested in supplying patches for their
> AES-based SRTP encryption implementation to Asterisk, and they said
> that they didn't have the ability to put those patches together at the
> moment, but they'd be happy testing functionality with their devices
> and Asterisk once implemented.
>
> Has anyone done any work with SRTP and Asterisk that could become
> public? I've still got a number of clients who aren't moving
towards
> VoIP due to security concerns with end-user stations. There are now
> quite a few AES-specific files stuffed into the Asterisk distribution,
> and a quick "grep" doesn't show anything using them.
Hopefully this
> means that we're almost at the edge of making SRTP a reality...