What does it mean when the infected files have been renamed?
document.write(prod) carries out its scans applying advanced techniques, known as = 4) && (typeof(BSPSPopupOnMouseOver) == ‘function’) ) BSPSPopupOnMouseOver(event)” id=”A1″ onclick=”BSSCPopup(‘HEURISTICO.htm’);return false;”>heuristic techniques. This means that, as well as detecting existing = 4) && (typeof(BSPSPopupOnMouseOver) == ‘function’) ) BSPSPopupOnMouseOver(event)” id=”A2″ onclick=”BSSCPopup(‘VIRUS.htm’);return false;”>viruses, the program can also detect other anomalies in the files that it scans. These anomalies could imply that a recently created virus is present (which cannot yet be detected or disinfected). By default, your the antivirus is able to neutralize these kinds of files. In order to do this, provided that you want it to, it will change the name of these files (rename). In order to find out if the program has this option enabled, or to change it, follow the steps below: Go to the Settings menu. There select the Full scan settings option. Click on Heuristic scan
