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...el summary and severity level for each advisory, so that end users can quickly determine which vulnerabilities they need to be concerned about. 5) We will post our security advisories to (at least) these mailing lists: - asterisk-security - asterisk-announce - asterisk-users - asterisk-dev - VOIPSEC (voipsec@voipsa.org) - bugtraq (bugtraq@securityfocus.com) - full-disclosure (full-disclosure@lists.grok.co.uk) - vulnwatch (vulnwatch@vulnwatch.org) 6) We will post and archive all our advisories on the asterisk.org website, and provide an RSS feed for those who wish to watch the advisory list...

...el summary and severity level for each advisory, so that end users can quickly determine which vulnerabilities they need to be concerned about. 5) We will post our security advisories to (at least) these mailing lists: - asterisk-security - asterisk-announce - asterisk-users - asterisk-dev - VOIPSEC (voipsec@voipsa.org) - bugtraq (bugtraq@securityfocus.com) - full-disclosure (full-disclosure@lists.grok.co.uk) - vulnwatch (vulnwatch@vulnwatch.org) 6) We will post and archive all our advisories on the asterisk.org website, and provide an RSS feed for those who wish to watch the advisory list...

Hi guys, I know that this could be considered a bit off the topic, I've just posted this topic at VoIPSEC mailing list but I just thought this could be very interesting for Asterisk community members so I'm posting it here too. So the point is for traditional telephony we expect service availability of 99,999% and what about VoIP providers around the world what is currently available? I know that...

Reposted to this list: (http://lists.virus.org/voipsec-0610/msg00046.html) > That's exactly the type of thing that needs to be stopped. If Dell outsourcing calls me from India, the CLI must be their number in India not a faked-in number of some office in the US. That to me is exactly the purpose of this proposed law. It is equivalent to th...