Comparative analysis of SIP-libraries. Improvements of JsSIP library
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2310-5461.36.12222Keywords:
VoIP – protocol, SIP, signaling, WebRTC, RTP, Kamailio, STUN / TURN servers, JavaScript, JSEP, ICE, API, QuoffeSIP, sipML5, JsSIP, SIP.js, OverSIP, SIP Outbound / GRUU protocols, UDP, TCP, HTTP, XSS, GPLAbstract
In this article, are considered the security, accessibility and reliability of the most common SIP-libraries based on JavaScript. It describes of the communication model between a client and a remote host. This article provides a cross-browser comparative analysis of the most common SIP-libraries. The JsSIP library has been considered the most reliable and readily available, thus it is suggested some improvements by considering different types of cyber attacks
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