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BlackBerry Trojan hits the scene
Everyone anticipated its arrival--now the first Trojan horse malware has finally hit home on the BlackBerry environment. According to a security researcher, the Research In Motion (RIM) device has some networking vulnerabilities that IT leaders need to start paying attention to. To prove his point, he developed code that when combined with BBProxy code, can move into network systems via the handheld. The vendor, after a demonstration of the malware, has published information on how tech teams can reconfigure BlackBerry Enterprise Servers to prevent such a Trojan attack.
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