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Here are descriptions of the more relevant changes in
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changesPersistenza messaggi protetti da PIN protection
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Message persistency, protected PIN
In previous version of PrivateGSM, message are transient and their content disappear 15 minutes reading.
If you enable PIN protection, your messages are stored in encrypted form inside your device. PIN protection adds a protection layer to your privacy and opens new ways of use for
. You can now set your 4 digits PIN so that accessing
application would need your authorization. As always we worked on improving performances and robustness of
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This additional security measure does not compromise usability: PIN is not required to answer incoming call.
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under duress
You can configure an additional PIN for critical situations. Every time you unlock Avaya Communication Manager 5.x has been certified for secure trunks with
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AVAYA secure trunk support
using your duress code, call and message history are immediately deleted, and nobody can access to them. Unlocking your your primary PIN does not affect call and message history.UI improvement
UI has been re-designed to clearly separate call and messaging features, in a more intuitive way.
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Trunk Failover
It is possible to configure multiple SIP trunks and let
automatically reroute outgoing calls to one or another, if one is not currently available.Single Sign on SAML 2.0
web console can managed users authentication using SAML 2.0 identity providers, instead of local authentication.Client's PIN in provisioning profile
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changesTLS support
Due to recent "Poodle" vulnerability (CVE-2014-3566), we definitely dropped support for SSLv3 protocol on incoming connections. This completely fixes the problem even for clients which support it and are vulnerable to downgrade attack.
SSL support is removed on a code basis, so there is no way to enable it.
On SIP/TLS outgoing connections it could be enabled to provide support for legacy PBX integration.
TLS support covers TLS1.0, TLS1.1 and TLS1.2, including forward secrecy with DHE and ECDHE cipher suites. Keep in mind that Blackberry OS5/7 and Android 2.x do not support ECDHE, but only DHE.