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VoSKY Showcases Skype-enabled Business Applications at VoiceCon 2008

New value-added applications for award-winning VoSKY Exchange platformfurther reduce costs and enhance productivity in enterprise communications andcall centersOrlando, FL., March 17, 2008 – VoSKY, the market leader in developing Skype for business solutions, is launching valued-added business applications for its award-winning VoSKY Exchange VoIP application gateway at VoiceCon Orlando. VoSKY Exchange integrates a company’s phone system with Skype, enabling businesses to benefit from Skype’s cost savings and enhanced communication features.Among the new applications for VoiceCon, VoSKY’s Web Click-to-Call and PBX Remote Access give companies new opportunities to further reduce their telecom bill and benefit from useful call handling capabilities with Skype. VoSKY’s PBX Remote Access Application seamlessly connects remote employees and call agents to a corporate PBX through Skype’s VoIP network. VoSKY Web Click-to-Call optimizes online sales and marketing efforts, by incorporating both direct web click-to-call for Skype users and call back for non-Skype users. “From the SMB to the largest enterprise, companies are turning to VoIP to lower their telecom costs, improve productivity, increase employee availability, collaboration, and communication,”
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Cisco issues multiple unified communications security alerts

Cisco Wednesday issued two separate security alerts concerning its unified communications products – the third UC-related alert of this year. One of the alerts issued this week concern flaws in Cisco’s Unified IP Phone models, specifically related to the company’s Skinny Call Control Protocol (SCCP, or “Skinny”) and Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), while the other relates to an SQL Injection attack that could affect Cisco’s Unified Communications Manager – formerly CallManager. 

According to Cisco, a number of its IP phones contain multiple overflow and denial-of-service vulnerabilities. Certain phones running SCCP and/or SIP firmware are vulnerable (see the list at the Cisco advisory). SCCP- and SIP-based phones contain a buffer overflow vulnerability in the handling of DNS responses. A specially-crafted DNS response may be able to trigger a buffer overflow and execute arbitrary code on a vulnerable phone, says Cisco. The hole is fixed in SCCP firmware version 8.0(8) and SIP firmware version 8.8(0).

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