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Microsoft to retire Windows Live Messenger in favor of Skype | The Verge

November 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Microsoft is working towards retiring its Windows Live Messenger client in favor of Skype. The Verge has learned through several sources that Microsoft’s Windows Live Messenger service will be retired in the coming months and integrated into Skype. Microsoft has slowly been moving people over to the Messenger backend for Skype over the past few months, with around 80 percent of all IMs sent on Skype being handled by Messenger.

via Microsoft to retire Windows Live Messenger in favor of Skype | The Verge.

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Skype makes chats and user data more available to police – The Washington Post (Craig Timberg & Ellen Nakashima)

July 26, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Skype, the online phone service long favored by political dissidents, criminals and others eager to communicate beyond the reach of governments, has expanded its cooperation with law enforcement authorities to make online chats and other user information available to police, said industry and government officials familiar with the changes.

Surveillance of the audio and video feeds remains impractical — even when courts issue warrants, say industry officials with direct knowledge of the matter. But that barrier could eventually vanish as Skype becomes one of the world’s most popular forms of telecommunication.

The changes to online chats, which are written messages conveyed almost instantaneously between users, result in part from technical upgrades to Skype that were instituted to address outages and other stability issues since Microsoft bought the company last year. Officials of the United States and other countries have long pushed to expand their access to newer forms of communications to resolve an issue that the FBI calls the “going dark” problem.

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Skype Investigates IP Discovery Flaw | Tech News World (Richard Adhikari)

May 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Skype is investigating a tool published recently on Pastebin that captures the last-known IP address of the VoIP service’s users.

“This is an ongoing, industry-wide issue faced by all peer-to-peer software companies,” Adrian Asher, Skype’s director of product security, told TechNewsWorld. “We are committed to the safety and security of our customers and we are taking measures to help protect them.”

This particular flaw was discussed in a paper presented by an international team of researchers in November at the Internet Measurement Conference 2011 in Berlin.

The flaw could lead to serious attacks, warned Randy Abrams, a security consultant.

“There’s a lot more at risk than simply IP disclosure,” Abrams told TechNewsWorld. “The ability to redirect to another Web page implies the ability to frame someone for accessing child pornography, among other non-trivial attacks, for example.”

via Technology News: Exploits & Vulnerabilities: Got Your Number: Skype Investigates IP Discovery Flaw.

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Skype security flaw allows location tracking | TG Daily

October 25, 2011 by Leave a Comment

A glaring security flaw’s been uncovered in Skype and other VoIP systems, potentially allowing hackers to access users’ identities, locations and even files.

Skype claims more than a half-billion registered users, and one report suggests that one in five overseas calls is made using the service.

But researchers headed by a team at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University say that Skype can be used to track not only users’ locations over time but also their peer-to-peer file-sharing activity. It works even when a user’s blocked callers or used a Network Address Translation (NAT) firewall.

And having done this, says the team, it’s easy to link to information such as name, age, address, profession and employer using social media sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn in order to build profiles on a single tracked target or a database of hundreds of thousands.

“These findings have real security implications for the hundreds of millions of people around the world who use VoIP or P2P file-sharing services,” says Keith Ross of NYU-Poly.

“A hacker anywhere in the world could easily track the whereabouts and file-sharing habits of a Skype user – from private citizens to celebrities and politicians – and use the information for purposes of stalking, blackmail or fraud.”

via Skype security flaw allows location tracking | TG Daily.

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