Ok. It has started. I mean mobile viruses are on their way to become as common as regular once. According to INTEGO SECURITY MEMO – November 11, 2009 iKee virus we wrote recently about (Hello, I am the first iPhone worm!) is not alone anymore.

Exploit: iPhone/Privacy.A

Discovered: November 10, 2009

Risk: Low

Description: Following the recent discovery of a worm that changes wallpaper on iPhones1, Intego has spotted another piece of malware that attacks iPhones, one that is far more dangerous than the ikee worm. This hacker tool, which Intego identifies as iPhone/Privacy.A, takes advantage of the same vulnerability in the iPhone as the ikee worm, allowing hackers to connect to any jailbroken iPhone (iPhones hacked to allow installation of software other than throug iTunes) whose owners have not changed the root password.

When connecting to a jailbroken iPhone, this tool allows a hacker to silently copy a treasure trove of user data from a compromised iPhone: e-mail, contacts, SMSs, calendars, photos, music files, videos, as well as any data recorded by any iPhone app. Unlike the ikee worm, which signals its presence by changing the iPhone’s wallpaper, this hacker tool gives no indication that it has invaded an iPhone.

Whatch out!