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[harry10]

Norton has just finished a full scan and found this.Results say resolved should i be worried.?The file infected was a java file so i cleaned java cache out and now the file has been deleted.

[mdturner · Accepted solution]

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harry10 wrote:

Norton has just finished a full scan and found this.Results say resolved should i be worried.?The file infected was a java file so i cleaned java cache out and now the file has been deleted.

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Hi harry10

There have been a number of issues recently with Java. Please go to the Java web site here

http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp

Download and install the latest update.

[harry10]

I have updated java and ran malwarebytes and norton full scan both are clean.So i should be ok.Thanks

[Puckot92]

I just had the same problem recently.

I got help and found a protection against this virus.

First, run Norton/AVG and scan the whole PC.

Then run Malwarebytes Full Scan.

The third step if you use Firefox is to use the addon called "Noscript", it just alloud java scripts which you choose.

So you wont get any Java virus again.

Regards/Puckot

[bjm_]

@ Puckot92

FWIW ~ IMO

Java is Not JavaScript
JavaScript is Not Java

[BrandonAL23]

I had this same problem too. Ran a full scan with Norton on May 4th and it detected 2 instances of the vmain.class trojan, it quarantined and deleted them and I have not had the problem since then.