Trojan:SymbOS/Cardtrap.AA attempts to key system applications and third party products by installing several damaged files to the phone memory.
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The trojan is distributed in a malicious SIS file with the name 'The Two Thrones-GAMELOFT.sis'. It is also able to install a worm on the phone's Multimedia Card (MMC).
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus is capable of detecting Cardtrap.AA with generic detection, so if phone has functional Anti-Virus installed the Cardtrap.AA is blocked before it can be installed.
On execution, Cardtrap.AA installs files from following Symbian malware:
and tries to disable following system applications:
The trojan also drops the following malware to device C: drive:
Cardtrap.AA installs following Windows malware:
to the phone MMC card. The worm is installed with filename, icon and shortcut link that tries to fool user into clicking them.