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Hacking goes mobile

Monday, February 14, 2005
It was only a matter of time.......

" Virus makers will push into the virgin territories of cell phones, handhelds, and embedded computers, perhaps even those used in cars, IBM's annual security report said this week."

"Users are becoming a lot more aware of dangers to their PCs, but they're not nearly as cognitive of those dangers for mobile systems and embedded computers."

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