>>>>> "Louis" == Louis Holbrook <[email protected]> writes:
> I was looking into getting a hardware SIP phone today, but couldn't > find any alternatives which tell me that key is not potentially > compromised with a back door somehow. > Putting linphone on an Android kind of suffers the same fate, with > google ultimately controlling the bottom layer. > So I'd like to ask: Are there any certified (open) hardware solutions > to put linphone on, where I can have a greater guarantee that key > integrity is kept and no (deliberate by design) backdoors are > implemented? Not a direct answer to your question, but still: If the hardware phone is located in a network you control, you could force it to communicate outwards via a trusted (open source) SIP media server and otherwise firewall it off and/or put it onto a VLAN etc. so that it has no way to leak any information to the world outside your network. In theory any audio/video would then be (re-)encrypted on your SIP server (e.g. asterisk/pjsip with direct_media disabled) so that's the only place that you need to trust with that solution. David _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
