Andrea Venturi wrote:
that since 5.0 the binary image is signed and you won't be able to downgrade anymore..
i'm wondering which security concerns are driving this "feature"..
TCPA is calling. I guess we will see a lot more "secured" hardware in the future ;-(
IMHO the main security issue should be don't trust tftp as a transfer protocol to download "user&pwd" and dial-plansin an ASP voip provider world, but who know
Yeah right. Secure the engine of your car, but leave the doors unlocked and the key in the ignition...
do you know if someone tried to "reverse engineer" or "enhance" the cisco ip phone firmware?
I think they don't want to wait for someone to develope an "alternative" firmware and stop it right
now. A linux-firmware would be really cool, but they want you to pay for their proprietary firmware.
I don't think it's possible to program a new Firmware from scratch, but if someone could proove
me wronk, i'd be happy to test it ;-)
BTW: Are there any (beside the Snom) IP-Phones with an open-source firmware?
Greetings
Chris
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