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How can I remove Troj/Iframe-HJ?

jk10003

I installed Sophos Anti-Virus 8.0.6C for Mac today.  It almost immediately found Troj/Iframe-HJ.  However, when I go to the Quarantine Manager, put in my admin password, and press Clean Up Threat, it says "Cleaning up threats..." but the task never finishes.  Is there another way, or another version, I should be using?  And can anyone tell me anything else about this threat?The Sophos website, http://www.sophos.com/en-us/threat-center/threat-analyses/viruses-and-spyware/Troj~Iframe-HJ/detailed-analysis.aspx  is kind of obscure.

Thanks.

JK

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    Troj/Iframe-HJ will likely always show up in web cache files only; it is likely that the file was purged from the cache between when the item was detected and when the scan was complete.  If you re-scan your ~/Library/ folder (and possibly your TimeMachine volume), is the threat still listed?

    iFrame threats are more useful for on-access scans than for on-demand scans, unless you're saving html to your computer for specific reading later.

    If the detection is still there, try clearing your web cache and see if the detection goes away.

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    Troj/Iframe-HJ will likely always show up in web cache files only; it is likely that the file was purged from the cache between when the item was detected and when the scan was complete.  If you re-scan your ~/Library/ folder (and possibly your TimeMachine volume), is the threat still listed?

    iFrame threats are more useful for on-access scans than for on-demand scans, unless you're saving html to your computer for specific reading later.

    If the detection is still there, try clearing your web cache and see if the detection goes away.

    :1008504
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