I got this Trojan.ByteVerify while I was doing a google search and clicked on a link to a site that I really shouldn't have. I didn't relize it was a darn porn site till it was tooo late. At that same moment Norton popped up with it's warning. The Object Names were: 1)GetAccess.class 2)Insecure ClassLoader.class 3)Dummy.class 4)Installer.class All were in, Container: C:\DOCUME~...\jar_cache37298.temp I checked for updates and I ran Ad-Aware and quarantined three dataminers and also checked for updates for spybot and ran it and found nothing. From reading a recent post in here I decided to delete the Java cache. I was wondering since Norton Antivirus said that it deleted this trojan if there was anything else I should do? Also, I think my Java is an old program. It says Java Runtime Enviornment: Java plug-in default. JRE 1.4.2 in C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2 other... It is higlighted on the Java plug-in default. I noticed on searching the internet that the newer versions have a link to update the Java program and this one doesn't. Do I need a newer program and if so, do I need to delete the version I have now before downloading the newer program? I don't know a thing about the Java stuff. I'm not ignorant, I just need more learning!

Yes you should update to a newer version as they have plugged a few security holes. Latest version is Version 1.5.0 (build 1.5.0_02-b09)available at this URL: http://java.com/en/download/download_the_latest.jsp You should unistall the old version first.

Thank you JohnBC, I am pretty sure that I need to go to the add/remove program to delete it. Is it that simple or is there anything else I need to do before dwnloading the newer version? I'm not ignorant, I just need more learning!

Add/Remove should delete old version OK. You can actually run several versions of Java on a machine without problems. Some developers do this to test their products.