Symbian worm in the wild
Blog According to antivirus company F-Secure, what makes this Symbian worm different is that it attempts to propagate using common media file extensions, rather than standard SIS extensions like Commwarrior.
[January 25, 2008, 17:25]
CommWarrior guns for Nokias
Talkback COMMWARRIOR HAD INFECTED MY NOKIA 6600. DOES COMMWARRIOR STILL INFECT MY PHONE AND IS WAITING FOR A MOMENT TO COME OUT? THEN I STARTED A SIS INSTALLATION FILE. I WENT TO NOKIA CARE AND THE FORMATTED MY PHONE MEMORY.
[September 24, 2006, 14:02]
Symbian's security problems worsen
News But unlike the CommWarrior Trojan, Fontal.A does not propagate over Bluetooth wireless networking connections or Multimedia Message Service, which is a mobile technology for sending text messages that can also include images, audio or video.
[April 7, 2005, 10:20]
Virus reignites mobile malware squabble
News Commwarrior Q spreads itself via Bluetooth and MMS, can hide itself in other (SIS) files, and can change file size, making it harder to detect, the company said. The warning, released last week, claimed that the worm — Commwarrior Q — affects...
[August 8, 2006, 13:45]
