First iPhone Hack Worm Targets Only Jailbroken Phones , Change Password SSH

Iphones infected by that worm , automaticly changes its wall paper to an image of Rick Astley with a text of "ikee is never going to give you up" !!
THe infected phone searches for jailbroken phones with default password after installing SSH, a tool used to remotely log in to computers and other devices. After ,Like other worms, it will automatically attempt to find other phones to infect.
A good news is that only jailbroken phones with password not changed after installing SSH will be attacked..





HOw to change default password is provided :

0: Install MobileTerminal Package

MobileTerminal Package

1: Run MobileTerminal

This program will be on your SpringBoard are called "Terminal".

2: Obtain Administrator Access

Run "su root" and provide the root password. The default password as provided by Apple is "alpine".

Here I also run "cd" only to shorten the otherwise very long prompt.
iPhone:~ mobile$ su root
Password:
iPhone:/var/mobile root# cd
iPhone:~ root#

3: Change the root Password

Run "passwd" and type in your new password twice. Please note that your keypresses will not be displayed on the terminal screen (for security).
iPhone:~ root# passwd
Changing password for root.
New password:
Retype new password:
iPhone:~ root#

4: Change the mobile Password

This is the regular user account on the device. Run "passwd mobile" and repeat as directed above.
iPhone:~ root# passwd mobile
Changing password for mobile.
New password:
Retype new password:
iPhone:~ root#


Another hot news :
A Dutch hacker accesses a jailbroken Iphone and sent text messages to the owners asking them to pay to find out how to secure their phones.

It says , "Your iPhone's been hacked because it's really insecure! Please visit doiop.com/iHacked and secure your iPhone right now! Right now, I can access all your files." ! !


"If you don't pay, it's fine by me," the hacker's page said. "But remember, the way I got access to your iPhone can be used by thousands of others--they can send text messages from your number (like I did), use it to call or record your calls, and actually whatever they want, even use it for their hacking activities! I can assure you, I have no intention of harming you or whatever, but, some hackers do! It's just my advice to secure your phone."


Therz ntng to be panic ! Jst follow the procedure mentioned above ! Cheers ~