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July 30th, 2009, 11:45 PM
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They say they've also found a similar texting bug in Windows Mobile that allows complete remote control of Microsoft ( MSFT - news - people )-based devices. Another pair of SMS bugs in the iPhone and Google's ( GOOG - news - people ) Android phones would purportedly allow a hacker to knock a phone off its wireless network for about 10 seconds with a series of text
Scary.... all these companies licensing some crap sms module from an unknown company? No Wonder homeland security is worried about the new generation of web 2.0 hackers. Now you know why they took Obama's Crackberry away. Text messages that can activate a camera phone, you got to be crapping me. Glad I sold my RIMM stock
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