Article: "Cell phone virus threats: Why they shouldn't be dismissed"

Many people worry about their computers getting viruses. Well, now people can get viruses on their cell phones. There is a virus called Cabir that messes with people's phones when the bluetooth is on. Mosquito is another virus that started becoming popular in 2004. It compels cell phones to send text messages to premium-rate numbers without the owner knowing, well, until you get your bill. Brador can delete files, reset your phone, and send contacts to address books, e-mails or photos. The last most common virus right now is Skulls. It deactivates links to applications on the phone, which includes e-mail, instant messaging, and calendars. Whatever you do, you might just watch out for what you're doing on your phone. Also, keeping your bluetooth off when you're not using it would be a good idea.