On July 15, 2022, Palo Alto Networks published a blog “Digium Phones Under Attack: Insight Into the Web Shell Implant” warning of high volume of malicious IP traffic targeting “Sangoma PBX” phone systems. The blog post references the exploit CVE-2021-45461 that was originally reported on Dec 2021 over 6 months ago. Sangoma is a leading,
Sangoma Phone is Sangoma’s next generation desktop softphone and we’re happy to announce it’s now in open beta and ready for FreePBX and PBXact administrators to try it out. Sangoma Phone is based on the Switchvox Phone desktop client, which has been in use for a long time on the Switchvox platform. The FreePBX Engineering
Since the announcement last autumn of FreePBX 16 GA, we’ve been encouraged to see continuing and steady adoption of 16. While the FreePBX 16 install base has been taking off, the additional QA and testing work for PBXact (the commercially supported PBX system based on Asterisk and FreePBX) has been underway, and is now concluded.
The FreePBX 16 beta was announced back in June, and since that time, we have seen thousands of FreePBX 16 installs. Our Engineering and QA teams have completed their testing, so we’re announcing today that FreePBX is moving from beta to GA. As a refresher, this is what FreePBX 16 brings to the project: PHP
Today’s guest FreePBX Blogger is Bill Simon of Simon Telephonics. Bill is a long time open source enthusiast, an active contributor to the FreePBX Community and a familiar face on the FreePBX forum. He’s sharing a nice summary for manually setting up FreePBX 16 on Debian 11. Thanks Bill! FreePBX 16 & Debian 11: An