Looks like David Endler and Mark Collier have been busy and their book "Hacking Exposed VoIP" came out this December.
We knew it would be a hit and It looks like others are in agreement with us. Lawrence M. Walsh posted a short review on the book online.


>From the Article:
"For ambitious VoIP practitioners who want to know the fabric of VoIP security, this is your book. It covers everything from voice-network enumeration to eavesdropping techniques, spam and phishing threats."


On their website http://www.hackingvoip.com/ they have sample chapters and some tools and downloads which may be of interest.
>From the site:


"Security Tools - Here you can download the security tools we wrote and demonstrated in the book.


VoIP "Google Hacking" Database - This is a listing of Google Hacking terms for VoIP phones and servers which goes along with Chapter 1.


VoIP Voicemail Database - This is a collection of default sound files of popular voicemail systems to assist in properly identifying the vendor. This goes along with Chapter 1."


We have the audio and video for their talk "Hacking VoIP Exposed" which was given at our 2006 Las Vegas Show, available to download now.


Check out our BlackPage on VoIP Security and see what they had to say.
https://blackhat.com/html/bh-blackpage/bh-blackpage-06132006.html


Audio Download:
http://media.blackhat.com/bh-usa-06/audio/2006_BlackHat_Vegas-V2-Endler_and_Collier-Hacking_VOIP.mp3


Video Download:
http://media.blackhat.com/bh-usa-06/video/2006_BlackHat_Vegas-V2-Endler_and_Collier-Hacking_VOIP.mp4

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