← Back to context Comment by DANmode 8 hours ago The “new” phone system (SS7) still relies on implicit trust and a lack of security. 3 comments DANmode Reply inigyou 1 hour ago that is not new. It is newer than the phreakable one but it is many decades old from before there were things like encryption, and Linux. DANmode 17 minutes ago Current system, unfortunately. inigyou 8 minutes ago No, that's not true, there is no single current system. There is no telephony equivalent to BGP. Each separate interconnection uses whichever protocol it wants to.
inigyou 1 hour ago that is not new. It is newer than the phreakable one but it is many decades old from before there were things like encryption, and Linux. DANmode 17 minutes ago Current system, unfortunately. inigyou 8 minutes ago No, that's not true, there is no single current system. There is no telephony equivalent to BGP. Each separate interconnection uses whichever protocol it wants to.
DANmode 17 minutes ago Current system, unfortunately. inigyou 8 minutes ago No, that's not true, there is no single current system. There is no telephony equivalent to BGP. Each separate interconnection uses whichever protocol it wants to.
inigyou 8 minutes ago No, that's not true, there is no single current system. There is no telephony equivalent to BGP. Each separate interconnection uses whichever protocol it wants to.
that is not new. It is newer than the phreakable one but it is many decades old from before there were things like encryption, and Linux.
Current system, unfortunately.
No, that's not true, there is no single current system. There is no telephony equivalent to BGP. Each separate interconnection uses whichever protocol it wants to.