The kinds of viruses phones get (even iPhones), what to look for, and how to prevent them One way to tell if your phone has a virus is if it includes apps you don't remember installing. Phone ...

EXPERTS warn that a “warm” phone and “random” texts could mean you are the victim of “bank-targeting” criminals. McAfee has ...

A virus can limit your phone’s functionality, send your personal information to hackers, send your contacts spam messages linking to malware, ...

They believed if your phone has a virus, it is probably using the Android operating system. Nowadays, the Apple App Store isn’t 100% safe because it has a few instances of malware.

This virus will erase all IMEI and IMSI information from both your phone and your SIM card, which will make your phone unable to connect with the telephone network.You will have to buy a new phone.

Although the virus threat to cell phones is, for now, purely academic, it doesn't take much to scare mobile phone users. In Lebanon this year, an e-mail, which spread rapidly, warned of a virus ...

Cell phone viruses, largely considered a paper tiger in the digital security world, became a bit more dangerous this week with the release of a two-pronged program. Writers have released a virus ...

This point was reinforced by a strange experience that caught our attention when "Pam" of Mesa, Arizona, wrote to us, "My iPhone says I have 14 viruses.

The first real mobile phone virus, which was found in the wild and could replicate on its own, was discovered almost two years ago.On June 15 2004, Finnish anti-virus firm F-Secure and Russian ...

The long-discussed phone virus threat is apparently already calling. The good news is that the virus is relatively harmless and not terribly efficient. The bad news is that, like computer-virus ...

Despite names like "Cabir" and "Skulls," the cell phone viruses created in the labs aren't as lethal as viruses that have attacked PCs. id. unit-1659132512259. type. Sponsored post.

A new mobile phone software virus started spreading this week via messages containing photos and sounds, the first of its kind and a threat to cell phones globally, data security firms said on ...