Hardware

Most of us are familiar with the information disclosure risks associated with devices like phones and ATAs on the Internet, and this has been mentioned in presentations like Endler/Collier at BlackHat in 2006. However, the recent emergence of Shodan significantly raises the exposure of these devices, especially embedded systems.

Shodan bills itself as a “Computer Search Engine” and some folks have raised questions about the impact, ethics, etc. So far, Shodan has remained under-the-radar, but I expect we’ll see more coverage and questioning of what value-add this service provides to security efforts.

Technology
Marketing Corporation announces that the VoIP
Equipment channel, sponsored by VoIP
Supply, has been launched as the newest addition to the TMCnet channel program.

The VoIP Equipment channel promotes an array of VoIP equipment and solutions available
from VoIP Supply. In addition, visitors can find valuable resources such as product
guides, testimonials, feature articles and industry news.

DSP
Group will demonstrate at CES its new and advanced cordless solutions, VoIP devices
for home and office, and connected multimedia screens. DSP Group's chip-sets are designed
based on open systems such as Android to provide VoIP, DECT, Wi-Fi, multimedia and
high definition voice capabilities for connected devices at home.

DSP Group will be exhibiting at the Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center (meeting
room B), which is located just across the street from the central exhibition hall,
during CES exhibition hours, from January 7 to January 10, 2010.

Demonstrations will include:

• Connected Multimedia Screens - Wireless multimedia screens running the open platforms
  like Android, that have an intuitive touch- screen interface, and integrate voice,
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