Java Byte verify

I have just joined and like others I am stuck with this virus. I run Win.2000 Pro. with AVG Free. Is there any info. out there that could help me to clean my system.

 

Hi Valiant3.

Welcome to Wilders.

Can u give us a description of the file it is being found in?



snowbound

 

Howdy Valiant3, and welcome to Wilders!

Found a page you may find addresses that virus, attended to by a very informed advisor here....
http://forum.gladiator-antivirus.com/index.php?showtopic=21506&st=0&#entry75933.

Let us know if if fits the bill,
GF

 

In my case, I just went into the Jave cache folder:

Documents and Settings
\username\ApplicationData\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\javapi\v1.0\

and deleted it. Apparently it is harmless if you are using Sun Java or the lastest patched version of MS Java.

Rich

 

Hi snowbound,
Many thanks for your inquiry. The virus is found in
Local Settings-/-Status--Infected, Embedded

 

Hullo richrf,
I am not particularly knowlegeable when delving into the mechanisms of my computor. The only reference to java I have come across is java plugins, where I emptied the cache.Can you tell me more, with particular emphysis on win. 2000-pro.
Many thanks

 

Take a look here,

http://forums.vnunet.com/thread.jsp?forum=5&thread=42007

see if it helps.





snowbound

 

Hi,

Sorry, I do not know where Sun Jave puts its cache files in W2000. Maybe someone else on this forum can direct you to the correct folder. You should be able to search and find the file in question on your system, but I am not familiar with Jave on W2000 so can't help you much more than this. Hope you find it, but it should be harmless if you are running Sun Java.

Rich

 

Hi again Valiant3,

Have a look here in case you missed it.

GF

 

Hello everyone. I am having the same problem with the Java Byte Verify. Everyone is saying to go to the java cache well I am sorry but I must be stupid I cannot find it. They say go to Settings Control and then Java well I have no such thing. Can anyone help with this? Oh yeah you can laugh if you like. Thank you.

 

Hi angelina5, and welcome to Wilders.

Could you please give the name of the file and it's path, along with what antivirus is flagging it as infected. Please include your operating system too.

If you are using Sun Java, then clicking on the link in GlobalForce's post (the one above your's) you'll see where ronjor has explained how to find Sun Java's plugin to clear the cache.

Let us know if that helps.

Regards,

snap

 

Oh boy

Besides what we all have know..this was posted today to bug trap...guess we will be seeing lots more of ths one.


To: BugTraq
Subject: Re: Strange Java Loader (not so strange - Trojan.ByteVerify)
Date: Dec 31 2004 1:58AM
Author: K-OTiK Security <Special-Alerts k-otik com>


http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/385790

 

A DOS batch file targeting the files, via the path on the AV will delete it.

Kydwyn

 

Try C:windows/applicationdata/sun/java/deployment/cache/javap1/v1.0/jar/counters
erase the lot. It worked for me