Comments on: First iPhone Trojan horse reported
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be more accurate to read:
"Hacked iPhones Hacked to Death by Trojan!"
"Police Suspect Child's Play"
- You left out a few things...
- by scweezil January 8, 2008 7:12 PM PST
- You have to wonder why? Also you seem to mislead your readers by
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(6 Comments)saying it Masquerades as a firmware update for the iPhone which it
does not:
The Trojan specifically targets users that have modded their iPhone
so they can install third-party applications. The application masks
itself as an update to Erica?s Utilities and is labeled as ?113 prep.