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05/31/2010 Windows Mobile UK fraud game players from cash Pirate versions of anti-terrorism game for Windows Mobile is in the center of a new scam wringing cash out of unsuspecting victims in the UK. Hidden code in the game silently set of telephone numbers in the Antarctic, which can cost more than 4.25 ($ 6.19 U.S.) per minute.

Although online Con Men and spam artists continue to stick to our electronic lives with promises of money, fame or other inappropriate assurance, computer fraud are extremely low success rate. Research suggests that for every 350 million messages, spammers and get 28 responses, in accordance with the BBC .

Since mobile phones do not have the same protection found on computers, they have become a prime target for The Grifters, seeing a threat to the growth of more than 200% over three years, suggests a study of Kaspersky Labs. Penguin-call version of the game was opened in April, but continues to claim victims, as it was added to a few sites offer Windows Mobile Games.

Windows Mobile UK fraud game players from cash originally appeared on Joystiq Sun 30 May 2010 19:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

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