Mosquito virus bites smart phones

Read the story again the infected game is NOT from Ojom: Ummm the game is an illegal version of the game
NOT distributed by Ojom.

From the story:
"The virus resides in an illegal version of the cell phone game "Mosquito" that is now available at no cost on the Internet and peer-to-peer networks,"

From Symbian's site:
http://www.symbian.com/press-office/2004/pr040810.html
"Symbian is aware that an illegally adapted or ?cracked? game called Mosquitos is being distributed by ?warez? websites (illegal software download sites) and on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks. This game has been illegally adapted from the legitimate Mosquitos game developed by Ojom."; Posted by: Squawkbox Posted on: 08/13/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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WHAT, that's CRAZY TALK Valis Keogh | 08/12/04

ZDNet got it all wrong Jon Wright | 08/12/04

Here you go... Jon Wright | 08/13/04

Ojom DID create the malware Jon Wright | 08/14/04

You are wrong NonZealot | 08/13/04

Symbian? rapson | 08/13/04

If you say so FilledOut | 08/13/04

BE NICE IF V Sanders | 08/13/04

too bad V Sanders | 08/14/04

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