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Date Posted: Wed, Jul 09, 06:59:47pm
Author: lg
Subject: it s a java applet virus
In reply to: cheryl 's message, "ive done that" on Wed, Jul 09, 05:22:40am

its a Java Applet virus.

one that is similar to JAVA_BYTVERIFY.A
JAVA_JSBLACK.C
JS_FORTNIGHT.B

This malware is a component of a malicious Java archive file (JAR) that resides in the infected Web site that JS_FORTNIGHT.B redirects users to. The malware simply calls and executes another malware, JAVA_JJBLACK.C, which results to modifications in browser and registry settings of the infected system.

you need detection for JAVA classes that exploit a known vulnerability in Microsoft Virtual Machine in Windows Operating Systems and Internet Explorer.

To know more of this vulnerability, how to determine a vulnerable system, and how to install security patches, continue reading on Microsoft’s Web site at this link:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/ms03-011.asp.

Solution:

This malware exploits known vulnerabilities in Microsoft Virtual Machine. Trend Micro recomments that you install build 3810 and later of the Microsoft VM at Microsoft Windows Update Center.

see if this helps.

go do an online virus scan.... if your virus program didnt pick it up.

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Replies:

java applet virus -- RavenMagic, Wed, Jul 09, 09:53:49pm
sigh -- cheryl, Wed, Jul 09, 10:36:02pm
- Re: sigh -- lg, Thu, Jul 10, 10:35:20am
  - thanks, maybe it worked -- cheryl, Thu, Jul 10, 11:35:55am
    - heavy sigh -- cheryl, Fri, Jul 11, 10:27:39am
      - Re: heavy sigh -- Den Hideous, Tue, Sep 23, 05:35:09am
  - Re: sigh -- cheryl, Sun, Oct 19, 06:24:14pm

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> > >its a Java Applet virus. > >one that is similar to JAVA_BYTVERIFY.A >JAVA_JSBLACK.C >JS_FORTNIGHT.B > > >This malware is a component of a malicious Java >archive file (JAR) that resides in the infected Web >site that JS_FORTNIGHT.B redirects users to. The >malware simply calls and executes another malware, >JAVA_JJBLACK.C, which results to modifications in >browser and registry settings of the infected system. > > >you need detection for JAVA classes that exploit a >known vulnerability in Microsoft Virtual Machine in >Windows Operating Systems and Internet Explorer. > >To know more of this vulnerability, how to determine a >vulnerable system, and how to install security >patches, continue reading on Microsoft’s Web site at >this link: > >http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?u >rl=/technet/security/bulletin/ms03-011.asp. > >Solution: > >This malware exploits known vulnerabilities in >Microsoft Virtual Machine. Trend Micro recomments that >you install build 3810 and later of the Microsoft VM >at Microsoft Windows Update Center. > > >see if this helps. > > >go do an online virus scan.... if your virus program >didnt pick it up.
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