PANDA is the only place with any real info on it but feel it is inactive.. I told them to search google and Yahoo.. People are talking about it... I have written NAV.. I am very concerned that it has come down to my hard drives 3 times in 24 hours and norton can't catch it until a scan is done..Scarey

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http://www.pandasoftware.com/virus_info/encyclopedia/overview.aspx?idvirus=39922 Sorry here is that panda link

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I also have the verifier.class and yes NAV doesnt cut it. wHat I did find was moosoft.com trojan cleaner. and TDS-3 cleaners. Now Iv'e done the scans and Moosoft didnt detect the trojan...Strange. TDS-3 did and all the other joke viruses etc. I havent subscribed to TDS-3 as of yet as I always prefer to trial before purchasing anything! good luck but try moosofts 30 day trial and see what happens! cheers!

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I picked up this Trojan while on the net over the weekend. Funny thing was I think it occured while I was away but still connected. My norton firewall detected two "high risk" attacks against my PC. I presumed that the firewall had done it's job. However Sunday mu IE6 was playing up everytime I tried to get into google or other home pages. They would load but shortly after they would close with a request to send a report to Microsoft via the net. When this happened i figured somthing was up and I updated my virus definitions with Norton. I then launched a complete scan of my system. No surprises when I discovered I was infected with not one but two Trojan horses. One was _BlackBox[1].clas and Verifierbug.clas. I did a search for the Blackbox on google but came up empty handed. My rearch on the Verifierbug ended me up here. Norton (as per others in this forum) could not delete or repair the file and thus they were quarantined. Norton found the Trojan in the following path: C:\Documents and Settings\Useer\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\GJNJM05L\counter[1].jar The other Trojan I mentioned was also located in IE5 I have submitted this to Symnatec. It appears a previous person has sent the verifier with little help from them, so no doubt I can expect the same on the Blackbox Trojan. Sorry cant be much more help except that i can report my IE seems to be fine since the quarantine. I am just afraid to place this pc back on my local network at home for fear of it spreading to those machines!

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After the first complete scan of my harddisk since three weeks, Norton AV 2002 identified today the following 21 threats on my comp: 1. BB.class (1 x) => "Trojan Horse" 2. jarutil.zip (3 x) => "Backdoor.Trojan" 3. javautil.zip (3 x) => "Download.Trojan" 4. verifierbug.class (7 x) => "Trojan Horse or Hacktool" 5. verifierbug.class(...someletters&numbers) (7 x) => "Trojan Horse" Norton AV only showed a path for the last 7 files. Now, since apparently a number of people are getting these scanresults from Norton at the moment, two things might be the case: 1. These are real trojans/threats 2. Norton added new virus definitions, which lead to false positive (i.e. infected) reports. But how to decide what is true? I tried to find something on the net about these files, but came up with almost nothing. There was nothing on the Symantec website. I will probably remove them anyway and reinstall java, then scan again. Anybody else any bright ideas? Thanx, John

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Hey, if you're intersted: take a look at this forum, there is more of an explanation about verifierbug.class, incl. an official response from Symantec: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,7864810~root=security,1~mode=flat. greetings, John

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