Well, from a security expert, it is quite easy.  Unfortunately, this seems to be quite true.  With some of the latest proof-of-concepts that can be found on various sites and even YouTube, people have learned to eavesdrop on VoIP communications with remote Trojans.  The crazy thing is I bet this is only the beginning.  With VoIP communications still coming through for public consumption, you can bet this will be a prime target for hackers this upcoming year.

AN insecurity expert has worked out a way to hack into Voice over IP calls.

UK-based VoIP expert, Peter Cox has released proof-of-concept software that can eavesdrop on the VoIP-based phone calls.

Called SIPtap, the software snuffles around several VoIP call streams, earwigs in on them and records them as .wav files for later distribution.

All it takes is one trojan installed in the company’s network and it is good night Vienna for your VoIP network.[more]

Tags: Hackers, Mobile Security