April 14, 2003, 2:30 PM — A denial of service vulnerbility could allow pranksters to crash your mobile phone. The vulnerability is not critical. You simply must "reboot" the phone to resolve the issue. However analysts predict the flaw will renew interest in security vulnerabilities in increasingly complicated mobile phones.
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