Hi guys.
A few minutes ago I got a warning from a site which is normally safe dinzagarms.com saying that Avast detected JS:Pdfka-JR [Expl]
abort connection and my flash player tried to update. I aborted connection and restarted to scan to make sure and nothing is there. I’ve since updated my Java. This is a site that I need to order something on and it’s been safe up till today what could be going on and can anybody suggest what to do?
I’ve just visited the homepage, and nothing untoward happened. Allowed scripts, ditto.
What part of the site were you on? (Please sanitize the link to make it non-functional, by making it hxxp instead of http.)
Hopefully you updated your Java from the Java site, rather than a 3rd party site?
I recommend www.secunia.org for online (or an installable “PSI”) software scan. This will help keep applications up to date on your computer - real important.
Hi parachutestx,
Concerning Js:PDFK-JR aka Exploit/Win32.Pidief removal. It has been detected in these files:
If you have the following files on your system with the corresponding md5’s you are most likely infected. You can remove Exploit/Win32.Pidief by deleting the files.
Important Note: If you are not 100% sure of how to check md5 signatures or is it a critical system file you should not delete it yourself, it would be better to use an antivirus program. You can click here to run a free virus scan
FilenameMD5
0.pdf 7b49bb03b7bd72047edde2c06fe4e341
35.pdf 14bea87f070f5df85842187257e79b77
49.pdf 00d65e9dc633832cbb7721a5e955f6d7
708.pdf 6e6c3ba5ece5a1cb90dc054be62973ce
856.pdf 7263485859f869eac110cf4178deea3c
c45l.pdf c793ad7df440b28ac550d07ac8c4d049
i25z.pdf 0b2f807193b4a4a1194bd4cfdbecea0f
m36z.pdf eb69bb5d4d38fd0e4f2cbbe5b34e3c85
pdf.pdf 45981f6b4778a7eada03616a380d458d
cca190ea59bba6d41c5c7a7d16ae3fdb
readme.pdf c985aeb4ac2688fd53e2297f66376c23
s24i.pdf f1900fe8e8659409ab08a9c14dd6c963
two.pdf c4cfe6e5400fa06c36ffad71a7c5e59a
x43f.pdf a034b0d0afb0faf37b6e01758140ffe7
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