I have run AVG 7.0 and keep getting VerifierBug.class Java/ByteVerify

AVG will not get rid of it, neither will Trojan Guarder, The Cleaner, Spybot Trojan Hunter, Avast! and CWS.

Can anyone help? I have a HT log.

Thanks in advance!

I have run AVG 7.0 and keep getting VerifierBug.class Java/ByteVerify

AVG will not get rid of it, neither will Trojan Guarder, The Cleaner, Spybot Trojan Hunter, Avast! and CWS.

Can anyone help? H

I have the same message everytime I run Ad-Aware. Any ideas guys?

-Clinton

Well, I had it myself a couple of days ago and AVG Free Edition SEEMINGLY knocked it out. I've had 2 automatic scans since and nothing has been said about it again.

I've run AVG a dozen times including once in safe mode but to no avail.

Derek

I have run AVG 7.0 and keep getting VerifierBug.class Java/ByteVerify

AVG will not get rid of it, neither will Trojan Guarder, The Cleaner, Spybot Trojan Hunter, Avast! and CWS.

Can anyone help? H

http://www3.ca.com/threatinfo/virusinfo/virus.aspx?id=36725
http://www.lavahelp.com/articles/v6/03/04/1901.html

When I ran this I did not have ad-aware. I downloaded it last night but was receiving the message BEFORE I had ad aware so it never directed me to that folder.

I have run AVG 7.0 and keep getting VerifierBug.class Java/ByteVerify

AVG will not get rid of it, neither will Trojan Guarder, The Cleaner, Spybot Trojan Hunter, Avast! and CWS.

Can anyone help? H

Here's how I took care of it:
I had quarantined a virus w/AVG 6 (free), but it still found a problem w/ a file called counter.class when I ran Ad-Aware.
I watched the location that Ad-Aware was scanning when the AVG virus shield notice popped up, then used selective scan to narrow it down. (I only use free editions, and it goes by very fast!) Once I found the directory, I selected View,Details: Date Created. Four Java files were created at the time of the infection. I deleted all four. (The detected"counter.class" file was only visible when a zipped file was decompressed. Ad-Aware decompresses items in its cache as it scans, making the virus visible.)

Here's the directory in which java/byteverify lurked on my machine:

C:\Documents and Settings\username)\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\javapi\v1.0\jar

'Hope this helps.
- Larissa Simone

BTW, in case any real non-techies read this, where I wrote "\username)", forgetting the "(", that will actually be the name you gave the operating system for yourself when it was first installed.