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You'll want to disable auto MMS retrieval in whatever your default SMS/MMS client is. And thank you for mentioning Messenger -- we just updated the post to incl
by gregorymichael 11y ago
You'll want to disable auto MMS retrieval in whatever your default SMS/MMS client is. And thank you for mentioning Messenger -- we just updated the post to include instructions for it as well.
- shostack 11y agoNP. Is there anything to look for in past MMS's that could be indicative of an attack? Would it always be an unknown user with a video attachment? Or could they spoof a known user? Since it has been in the wild for a while, I'm now wondering what I can do to look for symptoms of an infection.