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Help! Trojan Horse Virus TENTHOM 07-20-2005
Posted by Stephen V. on July 21, 2005, 7:27 pm
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TENTHOM wrote:
> I was download a typing program last nite when my AVG poped up and said virus
> detected. Ran a complete test with AVG. was able to quarentine 1 of 4. The
> other 3 under status tell me its an embeded object? 1 is a trojan horse
> java/class loader the other 2 say java / byte verify. i ran spybotsearch and
> destory and ad-aware sse personal and Microsoft Anti spyware. All programs
> removed a BUNCH of crap but those three won't leave me alone plz. help!!!
>
> Teneille

I KNOW THE SOLUTION THAT IS BEST RECOMMENDED AND WORKED FOR ME:

-First of all, Java/Byte Verify and a few of its brothers mean you no
harm. They are weird viruses that embedd themselves and don't appear to
anything noticible!

-STEP 1: Go to Java controls in control panel if you have latest
version. Find the cache tab and clear it. Then where it says "Enable
caching" uncheck it.

-STEP 2: Do a complete virus scan. At this point, it should either find
nothing, or find something and clear it out.

-STEP 3: Optionally, create a system restore point and make a note to
yourself that this is the 100% clean computer state. :-)

Good luck, I'll be checking for your reply.

-Stephen V.

Posted by David H. Lipman on July 21, 2005, 8:15 pm
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|
| I KNOW THE SOLUTION THAT IS BEST RECOMMENDED AND WORKED FOR ME:
|
| -First of all, Java/Byte Verify and a few of its brothers mean you no
| harm. They are weird viruses that embedd themselves and don't appear to
| anything noticible!
|
| -STEP 1: Go to Java controls in control panel if you have latest
| version. Find the cache tab and clear it. Then where it says "Enable
| caching" uncheck it.
|
| -STEP 2: Do a complete virus scan. At this point, it should either find
| nothing, or find something and clear it out.
|
| -STEP 3: Optionally, create a system restore point and make a note to
| yourself that this is the 100% clean computer state. :-)
|
| Good luck, I'll be checking for your reply.
|
| -Stephen V.

Java/ByteVerify is an exploit trajan that takes advantage of an unpatched
Microsoft VM.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-011.mspx

Exploit-ByteVerify -- http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_100261.htm

If the PC is properly patched then this could seem harmless. However and to an
upatched
system it is a critical level exploit to execute malicious code (aka, malware)

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm



Posted by =?Utf-8?B?TjR0ZQ==?= on July 25, 2005, 4:30 pm
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Well if your done trying other people's solutions, I have one that almost
always works go and make a Bart's PE boot disc. This is basically Windows
booted off an a CD. With this you can access any files on your computer
without having to worry about if they are in use (because none of your
windows system files or programs are running off the HDD). Once you know the
name of the files just simply delete them.

Link:
http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/

Note: You have to make your own disc, which can be time consuming but you
can put your own utilities (such as Norton and run them from there, they
don't have a porblem removing files then!) and a Bart's PE disc is ALWAYS
useful to have around.

"TENTHOM" wrote:

> I was download a typing program last nite when my AVG poped up and said virus
> detected. Ran a complete test with AVG. was able to quarentine 1 of 4. The
> other 3 under status tell me its an embeded object? 1 is a trojan horse
> java/class loader the other 2 say java / byte verify. i ran spybotsearch and
> destory and ad-aware sse personal and Microsoft Anti spyware. All programs
> removed a BUNCH of crap but those three won't leave me alone plz. help!!!
>
> Teneille

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