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  1. 01-07-2005, 07:23 PM #1
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    Bluetooth Virus!!

    Just saw this on the news, virus spreading by Bluetooth called Commwarrior [or similar]...would post a link if I could fins a decent enough report but apparently its some hacker virus that a russian electronics lab found (they didn't make it) and its been spread almost around the world; europe, canada/us...and getting spread by bluetooth users.
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  2. 01-07-2005, 07:47 PM #2
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    That must be one damn agile virus considering bluetooth has a max range of 100m
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    I had a BT virus the other day, luckily I knew what it was and didnt install the .sis file on my nokia
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    symbian only eh so my spv c500 is safe for the moment
    I always have bt switched off anyway, i do use it for sat nav but it automatically activates bluetooth for me.
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    O NOES! R FONES!

    Simple. Don't install software that someone send to you
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    Quote Originally Posted by scotty6435
    O NOES! R FONES!

    Simple. Don't install software that someone send to you
    Simple as really .
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  8. 03-07-2005, 08:50 PM #8
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    Easier said than done.

    It will probably be called NakedCrazyFrog.sis, thus ensuing all kinds of child and chav related "ooh, what's this" virus hilarity.
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    Or NakedLadiesShowing****Screensave.sis
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    if they really wanted to spread it they'd call it "CrazyFrogGettingShotFromAF***ingCannonAndLandingInAPileOfExplosiveNeedles.sis"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Durinthiam
    if they really wanted to spread it they'd call it "CrazyFrogGettingShotFromAF***ingCannonAndLandingInAPileOfExplosiveNeedles.sis"
    QFT, even I may be stupid enough to open it then
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    It won't be long before we've got proper antivirus for phones, most likely whenphones take up more and mor PDA functions. Kiddies shouldn't have tech that they don't understand how to use.... geeks of the world unite and take over!!!
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    kids with mobiles...something really not right with that. if I wanted to talk to a mate I went up to him and spoke face to face with him...
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    Quote Originally Posted by scotty6435
    O NOES! R FONES!

    Simple. Don't install software that someone send to you
    Eactly. Just accept nothing from unknown sources. Otherwise
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    Guys guys guys.

    Slow down a bit here.

    You're talking about common sense, and we all now that chavs and common sense is either

    A) Non existant and never will appear

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    B) Like Grolsch, its only ready just before its consumed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scotty6435
    It won't be long before we've got proper antivirus for phones, most likely whenphones take up more and mor PDA functions. Kiddies shouldn't have tech that they don't understand how to use.... geeks of the world unite and take over!!!
    There is antivirus out for phones,
    http://phoneav.com/

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