, SecurityFocus 2006-03-03
A virus that spreads from PCs to mobile devices has become the focus of a power play between the antivirus industry and the relatively young Mobile Antivirus Research Association, which obtained the only sample of the program.
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Antivirus groups fight over Crossover sharing
2006-03-03
Jay C. James (1 replies)
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2006-03-04
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AV industry against full disclosure
2006-03-04
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2006-03-06
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2006-03-09
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"In lieu of a paper, submit a new, previously unknown mobile malware binary, along with a description of how you reversed engineered it."
So, if you want to become member (and looking at the member-list, who doesn't....) you should first write your own malware (if you can't get hold of any). I guess that explains why this malware only is available at MARA.
To me it looks like a group of individuals which one should be kind of carefull with.
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