CryptoPhone...!+probably+the+first+secure+mobile+phone.http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=CryptoPhone...!+probably+the+first+secure+mobile+phone.&ui=blg&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rsscryptophone…! probably the first secure mobile phone.
however, an ordinary-looking mobile device that runs on symbian has come as a solution to many an interception problem. the device, cryptophone, is the probably the first secure mobile phone with full source code available for ...cryptophone…! probably the first secure mobile phone. posted by : gve
cryptophone…! probably the first secure mobile phone. posted by : gve thanks to the unprecedented rise in wiretapping, private call information is less private now. the trend has gained momentum, particularly over the past few years, ... Schneier on Security: Remotely Eavesdropping on Cell Phone Microphones
First off unless you are using a very old (think analogue) channel based system most mobile phones give away the fact that they are transmitting to an audio Amplifier or medium wave radio. It is fairly simple to demonstrate turn on your ... Schneier on Security: Phone Tapping in Greece
T-Mobile inform me if my conversations have been exposed. I know I have given my CC number over the phone. In any case this is great advertising for Cryptophone. I happy for public reports of tapping since I assume it is going on. ... Schneier on Security: VOIP Encryption
A recent case in Greece demonstrated that perfectly: Criminals used a cell-phone eavesdropping mechanism already in place, designed for the police to listen in on phone calls. Had the call system been designed to be secure in the first ... Asterisk encryption - voip-info.org
MiKey is quite secure (end-to-end capable) but complicated due to the need for certificates, whereas sDescriptions (plain text key exchange via SIP Session Description) is probably the most wide-spread implementation, yet it is less ... Schneier on Security: UK Police and Encryption
This was supposedly to stop impersonation to other "unsuspecting" parties (which the UK police have been known to do with a suspects mobile phone SMS) and also the posibility of forging evidence. I mentioned RIPA and the 2 year prison ...
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