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When I went to your Gallery my Anti-Virus popped up a Mal-ware Trojan something. I dont know if it was maybe in a advertisement or what. But I just thought I would let you know.
I don't really feel like checking the gallery until its been verify safe =S
btw Im using Avast for my Anti-Virus
More then likely it was a false positive, my suggestion is to update your virus scanner, and try the gallery again
Yup, I got that same message. This issue was talked to the administrators before, and so far it haven't been resolved.Quote:
Originally Posted by D2M Master
I haven't visited the gallery in months due to this warning, I'm using Mcaffe VirsScan.
Yea I've heard that Avast has misjudged some files for virus when they werent. But since your Mcaffe see it to I wonder if it is a real one.
Is the script for the gallery 3rd party? cause if it is thats one bad script you got there
I use avg free plus ad block plus on my pc and I don't get this error.
Yea I just tried to go there again to see and it happened. I copied the info
Main Index - Anime Online Gallery
JS:Packed-AA [Trj]
Trojan Horse
090306-0, 03/06/2009 << that is virus db version. Its up to date.
I am going to assume the JS means JavaScript. but I dont know much about virus and don't know the source.
It's done that to me many times as well, and it has done it for a while...
It pops up as (with the location):
About this Trojan
Detected: JS/Obfuscated (Trojan)
... For some reason, I'm getting people saying that, with accordance with the JS/Obfuscated trojan, that quote; "Clearing the Cache in Firefox should resolve the issue.
Open Firefox. Select Tools from the Menu, then click on Clear Private Data. Make sure Cache is selected and click OK.
Re-scan and let us know the outcome."
As for the PackedAA one, a single search on google comes off with this one as a particularly more nasty one. Seems to be in quite a few websites, and to be honest, I'm not even going to open any pages to try and research further into this one, because every page I can find on the top search results comes up with people freaking out that its turned up in the HTML on their webpage. I might just be freaking out myself, but I have a web page, and I'm going to steer clear of that kindof stuff. Run your antiviral, update it, run it again. If it doesnt work, I'd try getting whatever one seems to work. I bloody HATE viruses/trojans. I HATE THEM.
Both are malscript. Javascript. Far as I can deduce from simple research into them. I can't comment on the AO site in any way obviously, or any third parties, but this is what I've been able to gather of trojans under these names, in any case. Hope that was in some way in any help to anyone. <3