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InternetNews February 15, 2008	Mobile Industry Sees New Security Risks Security professionals cite progress in combating threats to wireless handsets, but more work lies ahead.
PC Magazine January 12, 2005 Sebastian Rupley	The Virus Wars--In Your Palm Build a big user base and the malicious-code writers will come. That's the logic that analysts and security software companies alike are following as they warn that smartphones and other mobile devices will become significant targets for security threats in 2005.
InternetNews November 18, 2004 Tim Gray	McAfee, DoCoMo Inoculate 3G Phones McAfee will provide the Tokyo-based wireless giant's users with its VirusScan content-scanning technology as a built-in service on their FOMA 901i series 3G mobile phones.
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PC Magazine March 16, 2005 Dennis Fisher	New Virus Attack Bypasses Filters Virus writers have once again gotten the drop on antivirus vendors and IT administrators with a new technique that's finding considerable success.
Wall Street & Technology January 5, 2005 David Tan	Combating Blended Threats Security experts agree that blended threats will continue to grow in frequency, complexity and severity.
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