Iframe Warning When Using Frontpage

Hi… I’m new here, so if I’m missing the answer already posted, I apologize but I came up mostly empty when I looked.

Avast identifies a malicious iframe file every time I begin to access my web site using FrontPage. I’m pretty sure it’s a local issue since it appears just before I authenticate. If I do proceed to authenticate the iframes will attach themselves to my web pages. I run scans, cleans, boot scans, system restore is turned off, but inevitibly as I begin to access my web pages with Frontpage, Avast keeps letting me know there’s a new problem in a file similar to this… C:\Documents and Settings\Mom and Dad\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\7LSKK7BB_vti_inf[1].htm . The moving target piece of this filename is the 7LSKK7BB dir will have a different name every time.

Any advice on how to search and destroy this little bugger would be much appreciated.

Hello depo136

can you give us the link to your website?. change http to hXXp, please.

Avast! is also accurate on this way see http://blog.avast.com/2009/08/12/exploit-pack-as-the-way-to-infect/

My website is hxxp://www.speechboosters.com, but as I mentioned, these new files are appearing prior to my authenticating. I haven’t followed through with authentication in days, and I clean up, and new ones keep reappearing, so while I may have problems at the server end (which my powweb hosting provider has cleaned up numerous times), I’m pretty sure I have some local coruption re-establishing these files at either boot time, or front page run time or something.

Mr.Agent - Is there some advice I should be following on the link you posted?

Well the result of Avast! that show him that he is accurate but for sure you could wait for a employee or a guy watch your web that you said.

Thx.

Mr.Agent

Also, please, check if there are infected gif images (resolved as infected server generated messages): http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=45658.0

Check here how to clean and make a website secure.

Google safe browsing says your site is suspicious, unmask parasites says suspicious.

my testing software revealed link to m-analytics.net, which is really dangerous and may harm one’s computer. it is in the iframe. be careful. see the link which tech gave you.(stopbadware.org one).