Unfamiliar MMS messages may contain viruses

During the Spring Festival in 2006, in Chengdu, Tianjin and other places, a mobile phone virus called "mobile hacker" was hidden in the blessing text messages. As soon as the user checked the short message in the poisoned phone, the phone would automatically shut down.

The Spring Festival SMS season is coming. Yesterday, a mobile phone anti-virus professional body issued a warning. Because people's information exchanges are more frequent during the Spring Festival, "mobile phone accidents" are about to enter a high incidence period. Do not open MMS messages with unfamiliar addresses and titles directly or easily, and avoid answering and viewing incoming calls and text messages with garbled characters.

During the Spring Festival in 2006, in Chengdu, Tianjin and other places, a mobile phone virus called "mobile hacker" was hidden in the blessing text messages. As soon as the user checked the short message in the poisoned phone, the phone would automatically shut down. This year, the industry expects that cell phone virus manifestations will trigger "cell phone accidents" with "cell phone poisoning" and "text message harassment." So how to prevent it? Anti-virus experts pointed out that mobile phone viruses are currently spread through Bluetooth, MMS, connecting to PCs and browsing the Internet to download and install software.

Many insiders reminded: Do not open MMS messages with unfamiliar addresses and titles directly or easily, avoid answering and viewing incoming calls and text messages with garbled characters; do not randomly register your mobile phone number online; do not download blindly when your phone is online; in public places, It is best to turn off Bluetooth, not to easily accept Bluetooth messages from strangers. In addition, you can also install appropriate mobile phone security software, such as the popular mobile anti-virus software such as Dongfang Feita, Rising, and Jinshan, which can effectively kill mobile phone viruses.