&#39;Skulls&#39; Virus Attacks Nokia Smartphones
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Once attacked by Skulls, the only things the smartphones can do is make and receive calls. The anti-virus lab F-Secure said it had produced guidelines for users to help them remove the program and get their phones working.
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Bluetooth phone users beware, a new mobile virus is ready to pounce on your phone. The antivirus company F-secure has identified two new variants of the Cabir worm.
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They're coming to mobile phones -- those nasty viruses, worms, and Trojan Horses that have, on more than one occasion, crippled PCs. No doubt about that. The question is: Will they be as bad?
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Skulls.D, the new variant of the cell phone Trojan horse, displays a full-screen flashing skull.
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Security researchers issue a warning about new worms that are targeting smart phones running the Symbian S60 second-edition phones.
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Software security companies and handset makers, including Finland's Nokia (NOK1V.HE), are gearing up to launch products intended to secure cell phones from variants of the Internet viruses that have become a scourge for personal computer users.
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MALICIOUS programs that can delete address books, junk messages that flood a mobile phone&#39;s inbox and stealthy code that uses Bluetooth wireless technology to sneak onto handsets.
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An updated variant of the Skulls Trojan horse comes disguised as a new version of the Macromedia Flash player to fool users of mobile phones running the Symbian operating system.
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A trojan by the name of &quot;Skulls&quot; has appeared in the wild for some Series 60 smartphones, and users are warned to be wary as always.
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However, there&#39;s a local company helping you keep your phone safe, NBC11&#39;s Scott Budman reported. High-tech virus fighters say they&#39;re seeing viruses targeted at so-called &quot;smart phones&quot; -- the ones with Microsoft and Symbian software on them.
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Finnish security firm F-Secure has warned that open platforms like Symbian in smartphones are turning into a security challenge with increasing instances of malware attacks.
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A new trojan on the internet attacks the Nokia 7610 smartphone and possibly other phones running Symbian Series 60 software. &quot;We have located several freeware and shareware sites offering a program, called
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A newly intercepted malicious Trojan has begun infecting mobile phones which run the Symbian operating system. Dubbed &quot;Skulls,&quot; the Trojan has been detected on Symbian shareware download sites
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Since the Skulls virus hit, people are starting to become aware of the fact that cell phones are just as vulnerable to attacks as computers.
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Owners of the Nokia 7610 are warned to look out for a malicious program that makes phones almost useless.
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Security firms are warning about a smartphone virus that can spread much faster than similar bugs.
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Virus writers have unleashed a second version of the &quot;Skulls&quot; Trojan horse and packaged it with a cell phone virus, a security company has warned.