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Soon, owners of portable gaming consoles will be forced to add an antivirus to their collection of programs.
Symantec has discovered a trojan, which could be the first malware for portable console. While monitoring the PSP gamers’ chat rooms, Symantec discovered that a file, touted as a mod that would allow a user to run other applications than those provided by Sony, was in
fact a trojan, Trojan.PSPBrick, which can render the console unusable.
F-Secure also reported another trojan, which comes under the name of EXPLOIT 2G PSP Team V1.RAR. After it is installed, the malware will delete a series of vital folders on the PSP.
Souce: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Symantec-Discovers-the-First-PSP-Virus-10054.shtml
I seems that some virus and trojan builders just get bored with creating diffrent malware porgrams for PC's and they found a new place to enjoy themself.
Symantec has discovered a trojan, which could be the first malware for portable console. While monitoring the PSP gamers’ chat rooms, Symantec discovered that a file, touted as a mod that would allow a user to run other applications than those provided by Sony, was in
fact a trojan, Trojan.PSPBrick, which can render the console unusable.
F-Secure also reported another trojan, which comes under the name of EXPLOIT 2G PSP Team V1.RAR. After it is installed, the malware will delete a series of vital folders on the PSP.
Souce: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Symantec-Discovers-the-First-PSP-Virus-10054.shtml
I seems that some virus and trojan builders just get bored with creating diffrent malware porgrams for PC's and they found a new place to enjoy themself.