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Cybersecurity
VoIP Security and Hacking
1. Introduction to VoIP Technology
2. VoIP Architecture and Components
3. The VoIP Threat Landscape
4. VoIP Reconnaissance and Enumeration
5. Common VoIP Attacks and Exploits
6. Securing VoIP Infrastructure
7. Cryptography in VoIP
8. Authentication and Authorization
9. VoIP Security Monitoring and Incident Response
10. VoIP Security Auditing and Penetration Testing
11. Advanced Topics and Future Trends
Authentication and Authorization
Strengthening Authentication Mechanisms
Strong Password Policies
Password Complexity Requirements
Password Expiration Policies
Password History
Account Lockout Policies
SIP Digest Authentication
Nonce and Response Mechanisms
Authentication Algorithms
Replay Protection
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
MFA Methods for VoIP Systems
Token-Based Authentication
Biometric Authentication
SMS and Email Verification
Certificate-Based Authentication
X.509 Certificates
Smart Card Authentication
Hardware Security Modules (HSM)
Implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Administrator Privileges
Super Administrator Roles
System Administrator Roles
Security Administrator Roles
User Privileges
Standard User Roles
Power User Roles
Guest User Roles
Role Assignment and Management
Dynamic Role Assignment
Role Inheritance
Separation of Duties
Limiting Access to Management Interfaces
Network-Based Restrictions
Application-Level Controls
Time-Based Access Controls
Preventing Unauthorized Registration
IP-based Access Lists
Restricting Registration by Source IP
Geographic IP Filtering
Registration Throttling
Limiting Registration Attempts
Progressive Delays
Temporary Blacklisting
Device Authentication
MAC Address Filtering
Device Certificates
Hardware Fingerprinting
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