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New virus closes PC/Windows Mobile gap
Tom Sanders in California, vnunet.com 28 Feb 2006
The Mobile Antivirus Researchers Association claims to have detected the first worm that can jump from a PC to a Windows Mobile-powered wireless device.
The 'Crossover' worm nests itself in a directory on a Windows PC where it will automatically activate once the user connects a Windows Mobile device using Microsoft ActiveSync...McAfee said last week that it has detected over 200 mobile viruses and warned that mobile pests are outgrowing those targeting PCs...
Tom Sanders in California, vnunet.com 28 Feb 2006
The Mobile Antivirus Researchers Association claims to have detected the first worm that can jump from a PC to a Windows Mobile-powered wireless device.
The 'Crossover' worm nests itself in a directory on a Windows PC where it will automatically activate once the user connects a Windows Mobile device using Microsoft ActiveSync...McAfee said last week that it has detected over 200 mobile viruses and warned that mobile pests are outgrowing those targeting PCs...
pcmag.co.uk/vnunet/news

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