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Ever heard of Bloodhound.PDF.1?

dmac154OP
#1
Well, I have.
I had just updated my firefox version to the new 3.5 and as soon as it was done installing, norton opened a window to say that my computer has been infected with the Bloodhound.Pdf.1 heuristic virus/torjan. Now I have searched a bunch of sites and nowhere explains a coherent removal process. Norton prompted me to say that it has been quarantined, but not cleaned. So any suggestions?
Loonylion
#2
get a decent AV to start with.
dmac154OP
#3
I ahve both avg and avast as well, but they do not find anything wrong with the file.
TirithRR
#4
...Why are you running three different Antivirus programs on the same computer?
Loonylion
#5
norton is NOT a reliable antivirus.
anandjones
#6
It can help just in case one doesn't pick up something that the other does.
TirithRR
#7

Replying to #6

But they have a tendency to interfere with one-another. Specially if one quarantines some files and the other ones try to access those files (to likely do the same thing).One anti-virus
One anti-spy/ad/malware
One firewall (if you feel you need it)
A good browser with blocking addons.Then if you do get something that your anti-virus or anti-spy/malware program can't handle, you download a couple of those super programs for a one time use, like SuperAntiSpyware, Malwarebytes, etc.
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