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java/byte actual
Name: rwphil Date: December 23, 2004 at 01:07:11 Pacific OS: XP professional CPU/Ram: 170 ghz; 512 mb
Comment:
it seems to be cropping up again. avg lists 4 infected files: - GetAccess.class -InsecureClassLoader.class -Installer.class -BlackBox.class i tied remedies from january but none are working. difference is this time internet acces is completely blocked (filling in completehttp:///www address doesn't work) and default home addres is now ms-find.com/index.htm
Name: fredf Date: December 25, 2004 at 08:56:01 Pacific
Reply:
The java/byteverify is not a virus but rather a method to exploit a security vunerability in the Microsoft Virtual Machine. AVG kept prompting that I had a number of viruses after I upgraded. Microsoft update 816093 will take care of this. If you can't get it from Microsoft go to the following Web site, (University of Calgary) download and install.
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