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SIS Analysis Toolkit
A departure from the normal, boring academic stuff, and actually on to something I've never featured here before (I think): mobile phone malware. The SIS Analysis Toolkit, according to the website, "consists of a base Perl module, SisDump, and a number of perl scripts and utilities useful for analyzing malware." I have to admit I've never looked at mobile phone malware. Surprisingly, it seems to be a growth niche in the past couple of years, from the early days of things like Caribe to more recent SIS malware likeMabir and more, mobile phone malware has been evolving. Most of it seems to target the Symbian60 platform, which is popular with Nokia phones and is a rich mobile computing environment.
I haven't played with these tools (I don't own a Symbian60 phone), but if you're curious about exploring your phone or any of the malware that may be on it, this looks like the right place to start.
October 24, 2006 in new trends, tools | Permalink
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Do you know about StealthExec, avaiable at http://weendigo.zapto.org ?
Posted by: D. Smith | Oct 31, 2006 4:32:58 AM
I have to admit that I have not yet got a chance to look at mobile malware too. But the threat of increasing processing power and software on this devices does make them the next target on the horizon.
http://www.securitysamaritans.com/blog/
Posted by: Proneet Biswas | Aug 28, 2007 6:10:44 PM