Researchers spot first mobile spyware

07 Dec 2006

Researchers at McAfee claim to have found the first spyware application that targets the Symbian operating system for mobile phones. The spyware application comes bundled with a variant of the MultiDropper mobile phone Trojan. McAfee refers to the new online pest as SymbOS/MultiDropper.CG. Full Story

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Researchers spot first mobile spyware

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