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Analysis of security issues in VoIP

Chopra et al., 2014

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11605133824832315438
Author
Chopra A
Chaudhary B
Mann S
Publication year
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International Journal of Computer Applications

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The most common way of communication is obviously through voice exchange. There are mainly two ways by which voice can be easily transmitted over a network: PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) and VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). The VoIP is relatively …
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