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Story: Bluetooth phones at risk from 'snarfing'
Posted by: Mark giles (Thursday 8 December 2005, 11:44 PM)
in reply to the virus CARIBE SIS you can delete it by by master reseting your phone now for those of you who have the cash to get a new/old sim card to do this procedure it is quick effective but costly as you have to go into a mobile phone shop to find out your master reset code my phone picked uyp the virus and i just went to the shop where apon they reset it and it was gone since then my bluetooth is always turned off hope this helps but if it gets past the stage where it looks yopur phone menu's your screwed so u mite as well sit back scream at your phone and bin it hope this helps all yopu who are lost or worried
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Story: Bluetooth phones at risk from 'snarfing'
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Any chance on some technical information as to how... James Spankhandle -
Him and these guys?
http://www.pentest.co.uk/docum... Anonymous
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Nokia has admitted its handsets have a problem: ht... Anonymous
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This is some of the worst type of "yellow" journal... Stephen Raxter
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oh yeah this a link to video hijacking blueto... bob -
Raxter: can you read? Nokia admits this can happen... Anonymous
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i work in the cell phone industry and trust... Anonymous
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I'm not bothered if anyone can see what's on the p... Anonymous
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I am a senior student at The College of Computer S... Mohammed
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to the person who "works for cell phone compa... Anonymous
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Has anyone heard of a virus called calibe? i seeme... Anonymous
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My Bluetooth is not working It has some sort of vi... Brian Johnson
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in reply to the virus CARIBE SIS you can dele... Mark giles -
does anyone know any other method 2 bluejack.the f... Anonymous
