I ran Trend Micro's free virus scan, just double checking on AVG free, and
it found 2 instances of BRISS.A trojan in c:\windows\downloaded files. I ran
Windows Explorer, with all files viewable, and found nothing. AVG finds
nothing, nor does Spybot or Adaware. Any ideas? Should I try harder to find
this, or call it a "false alarm"?
Also, anyone know what this trojan does? Symantec doesn't have any
information on it at all
B.

Brian wrote:

> I ran Trend Micro's free virus scan, just double checking on AVG free, and
> it found 2 instances of BRISS.A trojan in c:\windows\downloaded files. I ran
> Windows Explorer, with all files viewable, and found nothing. AVG finds
> nothing, nor does Spybot or Adaware. Any ideas? Should I try harder to find
> this, or call it a "false alarm"?
> Also, anyone know what this trojan does? Symantec doesn't have any
> information on it at all
> B.
>
>
found this (google is your friend):
http://www.computing.net/security/ww...rum/10647.html
Did you tell house call to fix everything? Perhaps it did!
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On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 02:45:44 GMT, "Brian" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>I ran Trend Micro's free virus scan, just double checking on AVG free, and
>it found 2 instances of BRISS.A trojan in c:\windows\downloaded files. I ran
>Windows Explorer, with all files viewable, and found nothing. AVG finds
>nothing, nor does Spybot or Adaware. Any ideas? Should I try harder to find
>this, or call it a "false alarm"?

If the suspect files are just in your d/l folder, simply delete them
and be done with it.

>Also, anyone know what this trojan does? Symantec doesn't have any
>information on it at all
>B.

Here's some Project VGREP hits on Briss:

http://www.virusbtn.com/resources/vg...ct=0&offset=10

Upload the files for av scanning at file upolad sites listed here:

http://www.claymania.com/anti-virus.html

See what other scanners find and name the malware, if any, assuming
you're curious


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