Trojan:SymbOS/SrvSender affects Symbian Series 60 Second Edition devices.SrvSender responds to all incoming messages and phone calls with a random SMS message and removes all traces of some incoming messages.
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Trojan:SymbOS/SrvSender affects Symbian Series 60 Second Edition devices.
SrvSender responds to all incoming messages and voice calls with a random SMS message. It removes all traces of all incoming SMS messages.
SymbOS/SrvSender.A has following features.
It attempts to kill the following processes:
It attempts to remove the following files:
It deletes incoming MMS messages containing attachments with the following extension:
SrvSender.A creates a file containing logs of some of its activities in the following location: