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Re: FCC & Internet phones



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>From: Adam Shostack <[email protected]>
>Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 00:07:20 -0500 (EST)

>Presumably, the signal has a number of charictaristics.  Some of them
>have a central switchboard, where preople go to set up calls.

Hum, I would set-up the system to `dial direct'.  Maybe I could
give you this one, for systems that allow random-chat modes.

>Most
>presumably use a mix of a UDP data connection and tcp for control
>functions.

OK, everything after the IP header is encrypted.  I don't even know
which protocol is in use.

>They all consist of high volume, long duration connections
>(or data flows in the case of UDP.)  Many probably use a standardized
>destination port.

OK, everything after the IP header is encrypted.  I don't know
which port is in use.

>They might use the urgent pointer to force data up
>the stack quickly.

OK, everything after the IP header is encrypted.  I don't know
which protocol options are in use.

>	In short, yes the data streams can be easily found, if one can
>tap and grep a T3 in real time.

In short, assuming IPSEC, the data stream cannot be easily found.
Slightly different assumptions led to a radically different outcome.

Regards,
Loren
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