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Cell Phones News Archive16-Oct-2008Cell phones next likely targets for 'botnets' (KATU Portland) Some of the most vicious Internet predators are hackers who infect thousands of PCs with viruses and lash the machines together into "botnets" to pump out spam or attack other computers. Now security researchers say Cell Phones are the next likely conscripts into the automated armies. Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones (The State) Some of the most vicious Internet predators are hackers who infect thousands of PCs with special viruses and lash the machines together into "botnets" to pump out spam or attack other computers. Now security researchers say Cell Phones, and not just PCs, are the next likely conscripts into the automated armies. The mobile phone as zombie computer is one possibility envisioned by security ... Software Blocks Car Cell Phones (Digital Trends) A Canadian firm has unveiled software that blocks cell phones in cars from receiving calls and so making driving safer. Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones (San Francisco Chronicle) Some of the most vicious Internet predators are hackers who infect thousands of PCs with special viruses and lash the machines together into "botnets" to pump out spam or attack other computers. Now security researchers say cell phones, and not just PCs, are... Pinckney urges parents to check kids' cell phones for pornographic images (Detroit News) The Livingston County sheriff's department has confiscated a dozen mobile phones after a 14-year-old girl snapped a cell phone photo of herself posing nude and sent it to a few friends. Authorities believe as many as 200 may have the explicit photo. Police say girl, 14, sent nude photo of herself to friends' cell phones (The Ann Arbor News) PINCKNEY - The Livingston County Sheriff's Department has confiscated a dozen mobile phones after a 14-year-old girl took a cell phone photo showing her genitals and sent it to friends. Sheriff Bob Bezotte said the girl indicated she was "clowning... Donated cell phones lifelines for domestic violence victims (The Troy Record) STILLWATER - Comments a local woman made to police officers in late 2003 as they destroyed evidence in an adjudicated case served as the catalyst for a now-popular cell phone donation program, benefiting hundreds of domestic violence victims over the last few years. Hackers' Next Target? Cell Phones (ABC News) Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones. Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones (Contra Costa Times) Some of the most vicious Internet predators are hackers who infect thousands of PCs with special viruses and lash the machines together into "botnets" to pump out spam or attack other computers. Now security researchers say Cell Phones, and not just PCs, are the next likely conscripts into the automated armies.
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