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Audio CAPTCHA for SIP-based VoIP

Soupionis et al., 2009

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5970196845834959087
Author
Soupionis Y
Tountas G
Gritzalis D
Publication year
Publication venue
IFIP International Information Security Conference

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Voice over IP (VoIP) introduces new ways of communication, while utilizing existing data networks to provide inexpensive voice communications worldwide as a promising alternative to the traditional PSTN telephony. SPam over Internet Telephony (SPIT) is one …
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