Security Issues and Countermeasure for VoIP (PDF 33p)
This paper focuses on these VoIP specific security threats and the countermeasures to mitigate the problem. At first, this paper gives a brief introduction of VoIP techniques: the network structure, network components, protocols and standards, data handling procedures, quality of service requirements, etc. Secondly, the paper discusses the VoIP specific security threats using the principle of CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability). The countermeasure to mitigate these threats is also discussed.
Author(s): Jianqiang Xin
33 Pages 
Practical Voice Over IP Lecture notes
This note is to make you understand what Voice over IP (VoIP) systems are, their basic architectures, and the underlying protocols and provides a basis for your own research and development in this area.
Author(s): G. Q. Maguire Jr
429 Pages
Voice over IP by Dr. Aaron Solomon
This note covers the following topics: IP Telephony, Transporting Voice by Using IP,Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), IETF Structure and Internet Standards Process, SIP-based VoIP Lab, Socket Programming--Traceroute, IPv6 Socket Programming, UDP Socket Programming, Waveform Function.
Author(s): Dr. Aaron Solomon
NA Pages
Voice over IP by Professor Richard Harris
This note covers the following topics: current state of the art in Internet Telephony, key protocols involved in VoIP and their roles in this new technology, limitations of current VoIP technology, key factors influencing the growth of Internet telephony services for global communications.
Author(s): Richard Harris
37 Pages
Security Issues and Countermeasure for VoIP (PDF 33p)
This paper focuses on these VoIP specific security threats and the countermeasures to mitigate the problem. At first, this paper gives a brief introduction of VoIP techniques: the network structure, network components, protocols and standards, data handling procedures, quality of service requirements, etc. Secondly, the paper discusses the VoIP specific security threats using the principle of CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability). The countermeasure to mitigate these threats is also discussed.
Author(s): Jianqiang Xin
33 Pages
