What is BkCln virus?

I am currently using NOD32. I would occasionally use eScan TooKit Free to find anything else that NOD missed. Once in awhile eScan would find a file to be infected with a virus called BkCln.Unknown which NOD completely missed. Those infected files were usually found in my browser cache or temp folder.

What is this "virus"? I tried googling it but nothing shows up.

 

read this whole thread and it will give you some info on your problem here don't get discouraged reading the thread it will get to your specific problem.

bigc

 

Thanks, that was actually the only thread I found through Google earlier but I still dont know what I am suppose to look for.

First off, I have trouble understanding what FukenFooser is saying. I got the same infection message as him but I dont what "it" actually is.

Was it a mailpv, byteVerify, java script, trojan or what?

 

I agree, the more I read it the more confusing it seems?

 

so... when do you guys move this thread?
*sorry... I also can't find anything.*
[advice]
Try submitting the offending file to online scanners like Jotti's
try submitting file to eScan/NOD32 people.
But the "unknown" tag says that it may be heuristics at work, could it have been a false postive?
[/advice]
regards.
no13.

 

Looks like one of those pesky Java things. Probably either from a "wrong" kinda site, or just a harmless file that has the "right" byte-signature at the "right" place.

 

My eScan commercial edition does not report any BkCln.unknown in its virus list.