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O2's web application that allows users to view MMS messages on the Internet requires no authentication to view. O2 is yet to comment on allegations that the company has allowed access to customers MMS messages. Hackers could run malicious code on the RAZR device by sending a corrupt image by MMS, according to an advisory from TippingPoint The Australian Communications and Media Authority has issued a formal warning to The Ad Company Pty Ltd for alleged breaches of the Spam Act 2003.
The Web is now a participatory medium. The downside to this ubiquitous connectivity and user participation is a new slew of security threats many IT professionals have yet to fully grasp. A mobile phone worm propagating through the phone numbers of users' address books is spreading in the wild across popular SymbianOS smartphone devices, security vendor Fortinet has warned. Security vendor Kaspersky Lab has launched a website as a resource tool for users of PDAs and smartphones. "It's the economy, stupid." It worked for spammers now, and it will work for spammers in the future. But analyst claims problem is a 'raindrop in a thunderstorm'. The financial industry has been hit hard by the increasing sophistication of web-based threats, including online phishing and identity theft attacks. According to Gartner, these attacks caused losses upwards of US$2.8 billion in 2006 and the numbers don't seem to be abating in 2007. A leading mobile security researcher last week unveiled a new proof-of-concept exploit targeting an unpatched Windows Mobile vulnerability that has been publicly disclosed for over six months. The monetisation of malware has been the standout security trend of 2006, according to security vendor Fortinet.
NO - Simon Perry - VP security, EMEA, CA A mobile phone virus has been created that can infect PCs. Mobile phone users are being warned about a new trojan that disguises itself as an antivirus application. Progress in business is suffering because security companies over-hype threats concerned with new technology, Gartner claims. The first truly destructive mobile phone virus has been discovered by anti-virus researchers. Ray Zadjmool explores a solution to the number of false positives specifically created by the use of Windows Media Player Commwarrior, the first mobile phone virus that spreads via MMS messages, has made its way to Finland. Commwarrior, the mobile phone virus that spreads via MMS, could be even bigger trouble than Cabir, anti-virus experts are warning.