Antivirus groups fight over Crossover sharing

Antivirus groups fight over Crossover sharing
Robert Lemos, 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
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Antivirus groups fight over Crossover sharing 2006-03-04
Honest and fair reporting...

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I suggest you go back to school and learn to read. It says reverse engineered. I am pretty sure that MARA are not interested in having malware authors join.

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