silicon.com gets to the bottom of mobile phone virus claims, inside F-Secure's Helsinki HQ
By Will Sturgeon on 12 September 2005 16:45
What does it all mean? Mikko Hypponen, CTO at F-Secure, talks through the data and describes the arms race which is going on between the antivirus industry and the virus writers who are increasingly involved in wider, offline organised crime.
The technology on display within the operation centre is vital for the fight against the ever more sophisticated systems being used by the criminals.
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