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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundHybrid Trojan horse aims at Symbian phones
December 22, 2004 Malicious program disguises itself as a video game, but it could mean "game over" for infected cell phones.New pests target Symbian-based gadgets
January 20, 2006 Trojan horses that target mobile phones are identified, but the threat level remains low.Cabir worm code wriggles onto Web
December 30, 2004 Source code for variants of the cell phone worm is published online, raising fears that more offshoots are on the way.Cell phone virus turns up the heat
January 10, 2005 Lasco.A, the latest malicious program aimed at Symbian-based handsets, can spread via both wireless and file attachments.Trojan gets the cell phone message
March 7, 2005 Threat could be more pervasive than Cabir, as it uses multimedia text messaging as well as Bluetooth to spread.Cabir cell phone threat worsens
December 28, 2004 With new, more powerful variants popping up, a security firm warns that cell phone worm's source code may be on the loose.Lexus: Cabir won't infect our cars
February 17, 2005 In its blog, security software maker F-Secure posts excerpts from a Lexus statement defending its cars' safety from viruses.This week in viruses
March 11, 2005 Antivirus researchers are tracking a new Trojan horse that could prove to be a more pervasive threat to cell phones than CabirLexus a nexus between cars and phone viruses?
January 26, 2005 Cars may be the next target for virus writers. Kaspersky Labs is investigating reports of the luxury brand being infected.Cabir mobile virus found in U.S.
February 18, 2005 Virus appeared in two phones in a Southern California shop window, possibly infected via Bluetooth wireless.The phantom menace?
March 25, 2005 CNETAsia's Winston Chai wonders whether it's too early to hit the panic button on mobile viruses.
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