ClueCon Weekly – Live! July 1st, 2021

 

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Thursday, July 1st at 10:30 AM CT, this episode of ClueCon Weekly – Live! Will feature Emil Ivov of Jitsi and 8×8! Emil will be joining Luca Pradovera to discuss the history of Jitsi, and to talk all about open source, the future of the industry, the open source RTC community, and other topics all about FreeSWITCH, Jitsi and open source. Come join the discussion to hang out and ask any questions!

Emil Ivov is the Founder and project lead of Jitsi. He is also VP of Product at 8×8 where he leads the development of video products and services.

Emil obtained his Ph.D. in computer science and real-time communication in 2008, at the University of Strasbourg. He is an IETF contributor, responsible for the WebRTC extensions to ICE (Trickle ICE) and other specifications such as the RTP audio level extensions or the CUSAX framework.

Through the years Emil has also been teaching graduate and undergraduate classes in real-time communication technologies at the University of Strasbourg in France and Sofia University in Bulgaria among others.

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ClueCon Weekly – Live! June 4th, 2021

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Friday, June 4th at 10 AM CT, this episode of ClueCon Weekly – Live! Will feature Daniel-Constantin Mierla of Kamailio! Daniel will be joining Luca Pradovera to discuss the recent major Kamailio release.

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Kamailio v5.5.0 was recently released, bringing many new features and enhancements, among them: new mechanism for dispatching SIP message processing to internal workers for more vertical scalability of SIP server nodes, JWT handling, wobsocket client connector, extended KEMI API and STIR/SHAKEN, kamcli control tool with auto-completion and auto-suggestions from history, writing encrypted traffic in pcap files for easier troubleshooting, replication over encrypted distributed message queue.

ClueCon Weekly – Live! April 30th, 2021

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This month, on April 30th at 10 AM CT, the first episode of ClueCon Weekly – Live! Will feature Anthony Minessale and Luca Pradovera.

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STIR/SHAKEN: How Robocalls and Scammers Met Their Robocop
The telephony industry has been plagued by robocalls and spam calls, including caller ID spoofing, since its inception. STIR/SHAKEN is a protocol that aims to solve that problem by using a call signature mechanisms similar to HTTPS and Letsencrypt. SignalWire has sponsored development of the “libstirshaken” open source library, that is being used as a reference implementation and has already been adopted by multiple important projects. We will go over what STIR/SHAKEN is, how it can be integrated with existing applications, and what the future holds for industry adoption.