Ring Ring, You’re Hacked: VoIPhreaking Rewinds the Line

Phone phreaking is often regarded as one of the earliest forms of hacking, dating back to a time before personal computers became widespread. Its roots lie in the analog telephone networks of the mid-20th century, where the public switched telephone network (PSTN) was built on physical circuits and analog signaling. Understanding the origins of phone… Read More »

VoIPhreaking Unveiled: The Revival of Phone Phreaking in Modern VoIP Networks

The haunting echo of analogy networks once symbolized a barrier, a fortress of copper wires and rotary pulses. In this auditory world, pioneers known as phreakers saw not mere phones but gateways into complex signal systems. They weren’t rebels without a cause; they were cryptanalysts of the audible realm, deciphering tonal hieroglyphics that encoded entire… Read More »