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Yate (Yet Another Telephony Engine) is an open-source platform used to build VoIP applications, providing tools for voice, video, and messaging communication.
Zero Day refers to a software vulnerability that is unknown to the developer and can be exploited by hackers before a fix is made, posing a serious security risk.
Zero-Touch Provisioning is a method of automating the setup of devices, such as routers or phones, without manual intervention, allowing for faster and more efficient deployment.
ZRTP is a protocol for securing VoIP communications by encrypting voice calls, ensuring that conversations remain private and protected from interception.
µ-law or u-law is a method of compressing audio data, commonly used in North American and Japanese telecommunication systems to optimize voice quality in digital transmission.