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Posted by MZB on January 26, 2008, 11:54 pm
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hopefully, it wasn't a case where you went to a web site a while back and
during a scan these exploit codes were subsequently found in the browser
cache.
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David:
Unfortunately, I must assume that's the case.
I only discovered the problem by routinely running AVG. I don't recall
anything popping up while I was at a site indicating any problem.
Hopefully, no damage was done.
Mel
>
> | Well, I guess I jumped the gun.
> | It says it deleted it.
> |
> | Hope that's true and it doesn't return!
> |
> | Mel
> |
>
> They are exploit codes found in the browser cache and when you went to a
> malicious site they
> were blocked or, hopefully, it wasn't a case where you went to a web site
> a while back and
> during a scan these exploit codes were subsequently found in the browser
> cache.
>
> They won't "return" unless you revisit that specific site that hosted the
> malicious codes or
> other malicious sites.
>
> Example log even from McAfee when visiting a malicious site...
> 1/23/2008 8:55:55 PM Delete failed (Clean failed) DLIPMAN-1\lipman
> D:\temp\IE6\Temporary
> Internet Files\Content.IE5\C5I301U74123[1].htm Exploit-ANIfile.c
>
> The reason why the above indicates "Delete failed (Clean failed)" is
> because the file wasn't
> allowed to be written to the cache and was blocked.
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp
>
>
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