HTML:Iframe-inf?
UPDATE: Turns out there was a mystery line of code that was causing the error. I’ve removed it, but please keep me posted if it pops up again. I’m getting in touch with my host to make sure everything’s alright on their end as well.
UPDATE 2: Found another one. Everything should be cleared now.
So a couple people using Avast! have passed along that they’re getting a warning for a worm called HTML:Iframe-inf when they load my blog. I did some digging on the Avast! website and it sounds like this is actually being caused by a virus called virut.h on the user’s PC’s. I have no idea why it’s only showing up on my blog for these people (it seems to single certain websites out), but if you’re getting that warning, it might be worthwhile to check out the info and instructions in the following links:
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=42290.0
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=42274.0
If you decide to give that a try, let me know if it works!
I’m not certain that it’s only the fault of the user’s PCs, actually. Upon going to your website, my Google Chrome auto-downloaded a file entitled Who_next.pdf, which Avast! immediately identified as malware. The file was downloaded from http://ontest112233311.ru/dev1/npdf.php. You can find that address in your HTML as well on line 324 if you view the source. On that line it specifically has the word “iframe” as well as the address http://ontest112233311.ru/dev1/index.php
I forgot to mention that this is a fresh install of Windows 7 RC1 on a new laptop (laptop is 2 days old, Windows 7 install is 1 day old) with Avast! installed immediately after installation, and about 30-40 webpages visited total.
Ohhhhh, my first comment is being moderated because the websites that were linked in my investigation of your HTML were, of course, malware sites. Regardless, it does look like your website is potentially spreading the infection.
Thanks so much for the heads up, I found the offending line of code and removed it. No idea how it got there, I was actually working in that file a few days ago and it wasn’t there then. Getting in touch with my host to make sure everything’s kosher on their end.
Thanks again =)
Avast! no longer pops up with any form of warning when loading up. And I’ve refreshed/reloaded a few times.