JS/Minor.A trojan

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by rothko, Apr 22, 2005.

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  1. rothko

    rothko Registered Member

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    i have a file in my temp internet files which is a JScript file that claims (on the website i appear to have picked it up from) to scan internet explorer for parasites.

    NOD32 picks it up as a variant of JS/Minor.A trojan but only with signatures, heuristics doesnt detect it. The strange thing is, if i submit the file to Jotti online scanner no AV detects is as anything suspicious - not even NOD32! However, according to NOD32 updates http://www.nod32.com/support/info.htm#CurVersion the JS/Minor.A signature was added on 19th April...so jotti doesnt seem to be updating nod32 signatures every hour as is claimed

    anyway, have submitted file to eset but just thought i'd share!

    cheers. lee
     
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    rothko Registered Member

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    thanks DonKid, i didn't know about that one - every day is a school day!

    only nod32 detected the file as probably modified trojan JS/Minor.A, no other scanners picked it up.

    eset should have the file by now to deal with it

    cheers, lee
     
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