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Skype - The Anti Phone Tap Solution?

by Chris Gilbey at 08:47PM (EST) on February 22, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Seems like Skype's encryption is sufficiently strong to ensure that phone calls via the technology are unlikely to be able to be monitored. See this stoy in the Star.

Interesting, isn't it, that the path to market for technologies is now direct to the consumer and not first to defence or government, and then to enterprise, and then to public.

Instead we have an intensely viral technology that is being spread by the community that is in the process of bubbling up to the enterprise sector and, who knows, may find itself being used even in the defence space!

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