“Alarm bells should be going off at VoIP providers everywhere
after the recent case in which a fraudulent VoIP aggregator routed
as many as 10 million minutes of calls through other providers’
networks and pocketed an estimated $1 million in fees from its
customers.“Two men were arrested last month, one in Miami, one in Spokane,
Washington. The Spokane resident had hacked into an unprotected
corporate IP network and into the networks of several VoIP
providers…”
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