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F-Secure Corp. [x] , Symbian Inc. [x]

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Skulls Trojan puts on antivirus mask

June 10, 2005 New variant of the cell phone pest attempts to fool victims by disguising itself as pirated security software. TAGS: F-Secure Corp., Symbian Inc., variant, cell phone, Nokia Corp., antivirus, handset, trojan horse, security

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. TAGS: Cabir virus, F-Secure Corp., Symbian Inc., variant, source code, cell phone, Bluetooth, security, operating system

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. TAGS: F-Secure Corp., cell phone, Symbian Inc., Bluetooth, handset, virus, malware, operating system

Commwarrior virus marches on

May 17, 2005 The MMS cell phone virus attacks in a fourth country, Italy. While the virus is simmering for now, F-Secure warns of a possible boil-over. TAGS: MMS, Italy, Symbian Inc., F-Secure Corp., cell phone, virus, malware, security, PC, operating system, e-mail

Mobile Trojan launches Skulls attack

January 6, 2005 A flashier offshoot of the Trojan horse that affects Symbian-based cell phones has been discovered. Photo: Flashing skulls TAGS: F-Secure Corp., variant, Symbian Inc., cell phone, trojan horse, handset

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. TAGS: Cabir virus, Lexus, automobile company, Kaspersky Lab, F-Secure Corp., Symbian Inc., security software company, Bluetooth, potential, car, software company, vehicle, smart phone, blog, virus, security

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. TAGS: Cabir virus, MMS, Symbian Inc., Nokia Corp., threat, trojan horse, Bluetooth, researcher, F-Secure Corp., handset, multimedia, cell phone, antivirus, virus, security

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. TAGS: Cabir virus, NTT DoCoMo Inc., infection, handset, F-Secure Corp., Symbian Inc., Nokia Corp., cell phone, virus, Japan, California, Bluetooth, U.S., antivirus, security, operating system
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