Trojan.peed.gen
I have been continually getting infected by trojan.peed.gen. It keeps popping up when I use firefox, and the infected file is always in firefox's cache. BitDefender keeps blocking it, but says disinfection failed.
I did a deep scan and I found about 10 emails that were infected with generic.peed.eml. So does this mean the virus is not blocked and is indeed sending itself in emails from my machine? I can't get rid of this thing, please help
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I have been continually getting infected by trojan.peed.gen. It keeps popping up when I use firefox, and the infected file is always in firefox's cache. BitDefender keeps blocking it, but says disinfection failed.
I did a deep scan and I found about 10 emails that were infected with generic.peed.eml. So does this mean the virus is not blocked and is indeed sending itself in emails from my machine? I can't get rid of this thing, please help
Disable your bitdefender for a second after that go in firefox -> tools -> clear private data -> clear private data now. Make sure that the "cache" option is selected from the list. After that (very important enable your bitdefender again. Tell me if it worked.0 -
Disable your bitdefender for a second after that go in firefox -> tools -> clear private data -> clear private data now. Make sure that the "cache" option is selected from the list. After that (very important enable your bitdefender again. Tell me if it worked.
I've done that every time its happened. It just keeps coming back and I can't figure out why0 -
Hello,
please attach the file detected as Trojan.Peed.Gen. It may be a false positive...
regards,
Marius Botis0 -
Hello,
please attach the file detected as Trojan.Peed.Gen. It may be a false positive...
regards,
Marius Botis
I can't get to the file after BitDefender blocks it. Windows shows the file but when I try to access or delete it, it says it does not exist. BitDefender always says:
disenfection failed
moved
So I guess I disable BitDefender next time it pops up, then copy the file? Sounds dangerous0 -
It isn't (to) dangerous if you reactivate it after sending the copy
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