Smart phone malware: The six worst offenders

1.Geinimi Trojan
2.SMS Android Trojan
3.3D Anti-terrorist
4.TapSnake
5.Red Bunny Trojan
6.Ikee Worm

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add to the list, ZitMo (ZeuS for Mobile), another variation of trojan virus particularly for smartphone platforms..

Geinimi Trojan:
Hackers take this little guy and attach him to established apps and cutesy casual games such as "Monkey Jump 2" — over 30 apps so far. Then they redistribute the corrupted software in back-alley Android app stores. When people download the game or app, their whole phone gets taken over.
SMS Android Trojan:
From Russia with love," says Lookout, this Trojan makes use of premium text messages.
3D Anti-terrorist:
This one was a game that was posted all around the Internet on download sites specializing in Windows Mobile apps.
TapSnake:
A supposed Snake game clone, the app would track your GPS coordinates and upload them to a remote server.
Red Bunny Trojan:
Making its way around Chinese app stores and targeting Chinese-language users, the bunny's full functionality and motivation are not yet known, but it appears to masquerade as a mobile browser in order to hit specific sites, possibly to fulfill some kind of pay-per-click traffic commitment.
Ikee Worm:

When certain Australian iPhone users would "jailbreak" their phones in order to load illicit apps, some were infected by a worm that changed their wallpaper to an image of 80s pop crooner Rick Astley, says Lookout.

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