An old candy-bar style Nokia 1100 mobile phone has been used to break into someone’s online bank account, affirming why criminals are willing to pay thousands of euros for the device.

Since the 1100 doesn't have a data port, copying contacts to the SIM and then transferring them to the new phone seems to be the way to go. BTW, I used to have an 1100 back in the day, and for a ...

Criminals are willing to pay thousands of euros for a discontinued Nokia mobile phone with a software problem that can be exploited to hack into online bank accounts, according to a fraud ...

Nokia produced more than 200 million devices in the 1100 model family. The company said it doesn’t disclosure figures such as how many 1100s were made in Bochum.