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Blackberry Mobile Spyware - The Monkey Steals the Berries (Part Deux)

Type
Slides
Tags
BlackBerry, phone
Authors
Tyler Shields
Event
Source Conference Boston 2010
Indexed on
Mar 26, 2013
URL
http://www.sourceconference.com/bos10pubs/MonkeyBerries-SourceBoston-2010.pdf
File name
MonkeyBerries-SourceBoston-2010.pdf
File size
1.5 MB
MD5
91287d34ac2f0a99cc3647e14f33c0fd
SHA1
df2640f478a6ddb7b922654e90f908fc3923e8c0

Spyware has become a primary tool used in the capture of personal and private data. Surreptitiously installed on the computing system of a target victim, spyware can capture, log, monitor, and exfiltrate any data that the spyware owner desires. Your phone holds all of the same personal information as your computer, only in a smaller form factor. While a number of "vendors" sell Blackberry spyware, until now only a limited number of public code examples exist. Real time capture of SMS messages, Emails, and phone call logs are a fraction of the features to be presented. Full source code to the spyware will be released. Definition of the potential risk and threat involved in mobile related spyware is a requirement to implementation of security mechanisms. Finally, functional reference code has been presented and released that can be used in a positive manner. Until then only shady web sites selling compiled versions of the code for $100 - $400 annually existed. This is a future looking presentation that will help others learn about the security of their personal data in the time of mobile devices.

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