Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab (our corporate sponsor) are warning about a new potentially unwanted program [viruslist.com] targeting Symbian-based smart phones.
The program, called iPornPlayer (screenshot at right), promises sexually-explicit content on handsets but there’s a hefty price attached because it calls international premium rate numbers.
Read the full story [viruslist.com]
Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab (our corporate sponsor) are warning about a new potentially unwanted program [viruslist.com] targeting Symbian-based smart phones.
The program, called iPornPlayer (screenshot at right), promises sexually-explicit content on handsets but there’s a hefty price attached because it calls international premium rate numbers.
Read the full story [viruslist.com]
A video interview and Q&A with IoT specialist Dan Demeter of Kaspersky Lab.
The attack group shows a moderate level of sophistication, but the stage is set for MuddyWater to take things to the next level.
The SneakyPastes campaign was highly effective but hardly advanced.
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