Fred Posner: What's new with APIBAN

8/13/2026

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2:45 pm

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Fred Posner

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About the Session

APIBAN is a free service helping protect your network from unwanted SIP and HTTP traffic. Find out what's new in APIBAN and how we remain FREE (as in beer). Also, what's new with Kamailio?

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