"Trent Creekmore" <[email protected]> writes: > As long as both clients are connected to the same server via TLS, then the > RTP will be encrypted for sure. You don't have as much control once packets > are sent to third parties., thus you cannot be sure.
SIP-based voice has two channels: signaling, the SIP channel proper, which can (and IMHO always should) have TLS data channel, labeled RTP. This can have encryption. One method is SRTP, with keys negotiated somehow (such as via the signaling channel). Another is ZRTP, where the two endpoints send key negotiation messages *in the RTP channel*. So using TLS for signalling does not automatically lead to media stream encryption. It also does not lead to e2e encryption for chat, but if all parties including proxy-proxy links are TLS, you do get hop-by-hop encryptoin. For more about ZRTP: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6189 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZRTP
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