Is nice because they mention FreeSWITCH in the tag of the link, but the link is about FreePBX.

Anyway, it's true: if you do not use the standard security practice, and leave your FreeSWITCH with standard password "1234", or maybe you change the standard password to "password", you probably will be hacked, and phone calls will be originated from your FreeSWITCH that you do not want to originate.

But, man, that's what you, and me, and anyone is expecting.

Also, please do not drive wrong way in the autobahn :))

-giovanni

On 14 March 2017 at 16:42, Mario G <mario_fs@mgtech.com> wrote:

Thought some may be interested in this. I first saw it today via Apple News… Related to tracing bomb threats and Jewish attacks… FreeSWITCH mentioned twice.
http://www.theverge.com/2017/3/14/14913118/jcc-bomb-threats-anonymous-phone-calls-pdx-hacking
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