Hi,

maybe I am asking something stupid, but how are TLS certificates for SIP
servers handled?

Are they "hardcoded" in some way or not?

I mean, what happens, if someone tries to perform an MITM attack? Does
user get a warning, that certificates are self-signed?

What abut if certificates are signed with trusted certificate authority
(for instance - they could be hacked, or some rogue employee sign them)?

Does Linphone has some mechanisem like TOFU/POP (Trust On First Use /
Persistence Of. Pseudonym)?

If not, it would be great if it would have it...

Regards,

Matej
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