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| Detected | Feb 14 2011 13:06 GMT |
| Released | Feb 14 2011 17:40 GMT |
| Published | May 18 2011 12:46 GMT |
This Trojan infects mobile phones that run Java (J2ME). The MIDlet sends SMS messages unauthorized by the user to premium rate numbers. It is a Java archive containing a set of Java classes. It is 8690 bytes in size.
The malware's functionality is implemented in the form of four Java classes contained in the files:
FW.class(2664 bytes; it is the main MIDlet class)
M.class(9178 bytes; detected by Kaspersky Anti-Virus as "Trojan-SMS.J2ME.RedBrowser.an"; contains the main MIDlet functionality; messages are sent using the "send" function implemented in the "SM" class)
RS.class(1698 bytes; contains a set of functions that work with the Record Management System)
SM.class(1945 bytes; contains functions that send SMS messages) The MIDlet is installed in the phone under the name:
mms

After launching, the Trojan displays the question:

If the user clicks "Exit", the Trojan will stop running. Otherwise, two SMS messages will be sent with the texts:
p:60 n:9235732018 p:60 n:9235732031to the number:
84***473Then the process imitates a download of an MMS message:

Then, to the number
84***473a message is sent with the text
p:60 n:9235732016Ïîñëå ýòîãî îòîáðàæàåòñÿ âîïðîñ:

If the user clicks "Again", an SMS message will be sent with the text
1to the number:
8***64and the aforementioned actions will be repeated again. A message is not sent in the event of a repeat launch of the Trojan within 24 hours. In this case, the following message is shown:

If your computer does not have antivirus protection and has been infected by this malicious program, follow the instructions below to delete it:
MD5: 1E86A0F0CBC5CD432F44A43E344F661F
SHA1: F6098768CAB0C84D4D0C68508401E5F344A181F1
Programs of this type are used to send text messages from infected mobile devices to premium rate numbers that are hard code into the Trojan’s body.
Trojan-SMS.