ICYMI, the traditional copper telephone network is being decommissioned, following the path of the telegraph before it. As these networks disappear, demand for the hardware and software that support them is declining too, outside of specialized and legacy applications. For Sangoma, adapting to changes in telecommunications is nothing new. As stewards of open source technologies
With the recent brisk pace of FreePBX security improvements, we are seeing increased reports in our community forums and elsewhere from users who are encountering issues when modules won’t upgrade to the latest version or stop working in subtle ways because of out-of-date third-party pseudo-mirrors.
Ring, ring, beep, beep! Tango the FreePBX frog is turning 17, hopping in the van and driving West to AstriCon 2026 for 4 FreePBX talks 🐸🚐🤠🌴 Tango on the road to AstriCon. Tango celebrates bowl games en route This frog is having some serious fun ahead of the AstriCon conference in California from March 5-6,
This article discusses meta-issues surrounding security fixes in FreePBX, investigates vulnerability scoring tools, and offers some ideas for improvements. System Administrators should walk away with a better understanding of terms like CVE, CWE, CVSS (including the differences between Base and other metrics), and EPSS.
Attending The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit? Join us in Denver, Colorado, on the morning of June 26, 2025! FreePBX World Summit 2025, proudly sponsored by Sangoma, brings together users and contributors of FreePBX – the world’s most popular open source GUI for the Asterisk telephony toolkit. Over twenty years in the making, FreePBX