" I'm not saying it can't be done, but I highly doubt it could be done
using PHP. "
FYI - Aheeva has done it, as have a number of organizations in the call
recording and monitoring business. I have been told a technique that
requires installing an Apache module does the trick with RSA level
encryption, but don't have more info than that.
" Also if things are that important you perhaps should be employing a
specialist consultant that is qualified in this area. "
-- We already have and we brought in consultants working on Zend and
ionCube! After implementation, I single handedly broke and reverse
engineered their obfuscation and encryption techniques with basic
techniques found in google search.
At this stage I am reaching out to the community as I have exhausted
in-house, off-shore, and paid consultants who are supposedly experts in
the field.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Kind regards,
Reza.
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Duane at e164 dot org wrote the following on 9/17/2011 8:39 PM:
Reza - Voipernetics wrote:
As mentioned, the login data is critically important. Probably I
wasn't explicitly clear - though it should have been quite obvious
from the subject " Protecting & Encrypting PHP Codes in an Asterisk
Install. ". ** We also want to protect our PHP code ** as the
algorithm and logic of encrypting recorded calls are in the PHP files.
I'm not saying it can't be done, but I highly doubt it could be done
using PHP.
Also if things are that important you perhaps should be employing a
specialist consultant that is qualified in this area.
