Archive for: March 2004

Here’s another one of my articles that got posted on Voxilla.

Is Security Holding VoIP Back?

By DAMEON D. WELCH-ABERNATHY
for VOXILLA.COM

When it comes to phone service, be it delivered over the internet or the old-fashioned …

Over the past couple of days, I’ve spent time cleaning up my office. The major task was unhooking the various computers I used to use and stacking them neatly in the corner of my office. This also wrapping up and …

Found this interesting tidbit from Cyphernomicon 2.5: Crypto. This is based on a posting by Matthew Ghio in the Usenet group alt.anonymous dated 1994-09-03. It explains, in relatively simple terms, how public key cryptography works. I did correct …

Marcelo has me writing another article for Voxilla, this time on the security issues and VoIP. This time I’m going to be smart and not post the draft article to my blog like I did last time.

I …

One of the things I got out of the whole security issue with Broadvox was the simple fact that security is more than just passwords. I’ve actually known this for a long time, but the incident basically reiterates that point….

When I title a blog entry “random thoughts,” it’s really my way of saying: I have no fscking idea what I want to write about today, so I’ll just write a little about a few different things.

The Nokia …

It seems as though Broadvox Direct has run into another issue, this time in the form of a security hole that exposed the configuration files for approximately 200 customers, according to Voxilla. These files …

This is the article I wrote for Voxilla. It is here for posterity.

By DAMEON D. WELCH-ABERNATHY for VOXILLA.COM

Some three months after the company’s president first announced the launch of what he calls the “market’s most powerful …

Marcelo finally posted my article on Voxilla today:

http://www.voxilla.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=51&mode=nested&order=0&thold=0

Marcelo decided my “opinions” written in what I had posted should be in a different article, so that’s where they will go. No problem there. He also …

Well, it’s only taken me two months to commit my first blog faupaux. I posted the draft of the article I was working on for Voxilla to my blog. Let’s just say I should keep my “journalistic drafts” out of …