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Once we at Kaspersky confirmed a Cabir infection here in Moscow, we’ve had several more reports of Cabir on the loose. In fact, someone has reported that they were infected as far back as 2 weeks ago.
In all cases, infected users had their Bluetooth set to ‘visible to all’. We really do urge all users to turn the ‘visible to all’ option off and to take advantage of our Cabir removal tool available on our wap site.
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Cabir spreading in Moscow