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750 million phones vulnerable to spying

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750 million phones vulnerable to spying
Security researchers exploited an encryption flaw by sending hidden text messages like mobile operators do to push out updates. But the researchers can text a secret virus that allows root access to the SIM card. An attacker could then eavesdrop on calls, access location information, send premium text messages, change the voicemail number, and even make purchases via mobile payment systems. About 750 million phones may be vulnerable and the attack takes only about two minutes. "Rooting SIM cards" will be presented at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas. Read More


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