Tuesday, September 23, 2008

VirusTotal Report: Trojan.ByteVerify

VirusTotal's report on my uploaded virus was instantaneous and presented me with the following report on the virus that Symantec.com dubbed Trojan.ByteVerify (each antivirus vendor has slightly different names for the universe of viruses):

File ms03011.jar-3847f8dc-50961bb6.zip received on 06.30.2008 14:04:16 (CET)
AntivirusVersionLast UpdateResult
AhnLab-V3---
AntiVir--EXP/Java.Bytver.5.B
Authentium--Java/Trojan!8746
Avast--JS:ClassLoader-7
AVG--Java/ByteVerify
BitDefender--Trojan.Exploit.Byteverify.V
CAT-QuickHeal---
ClamAV--Java.Openconnection
DrWeb--VBS.Siggen.1989
eSafe--Trojan-Downloader.Ja
eTrust-Vet--Java/ByteVerify!exploit
Ewido---
F-Prot--Java/Trojan!8746
F-Secure--Trojan-Downloader.Java.OpenConnection.ao
Fortinet--Java/ClassLoader.AU!tr
GData--Trojan-Downloader.Java.OpenConnection.ao
Ikarus---
Kaspersky--Trojan-Downloader.Java.OpenConnection.ao
McAfee--Exploit-ByteVerify
Microsoft--Exploit:Java/ByteVerify.C
NOD32v2--Java/TrojanDownloader.OpenConnection
Norman---
Panda--Exploit/ByteVerify
Prevx1--Cloaked Malware
Rising--Trojan.DL.Java.Jadoler.a
Sophos--Troj/ByteVeri-X
Sunbelt---
Symantec--Trojan.ByteVerify
TheHacker---
TrendMicro--JAVA_BYTEVER.BJ
VBA32--Trojan-Downloader.Java.Agent.a
VirusBuster--Java.DL.OpenConn.C
Webwasher-Gateway--Exploit.Java.Bytver.5.B



Symantec says the virus infects only computers using Microsoft's operation system (no surprise there), but my philosophy is that viruses are like cockroaches: kill them just because.

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