From: Zed Qyves (zqyves.spamtrap@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Dec 08 2006 - 03:32:52 EST
Hello,
Symantec has written a white paper that was pulled down from their
site detailing possible blckberry attack scenarios. Last time I
checked it was in
http://www.mfn.org/~measl/blackberry.security.pdf
In any case you need to get a couple of things:
1. The blackberry IDE from www.blackberry.org
2. The blackberry emulator from www.blackbery.org for testing purposes
3. and possibly a key to sign any code you develop so as to access
restricted functionality (API).
What about compromising the laptop or the logged on user session to
access the backberry dev?
ZQ.
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