Hi,
currently we are receiving a lot of emails of our customers. They do get a virus alert message, if they try to upload documents.
Could you please check what could be the root cause.
http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?Name=Exploit%3aJS%2fColkit.A
Best regards
Christoph
Christoph,
We cannot reproduce this issue. Have you updated the newest data of mcafee?
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Hi Adam,
they are using McAffee Version 4.6.0.2292 with newest virus definition.
kriki:Hi Adam, they are using McAffee Version 4.6.0.2292 with newest virus definition.
Does it happen to all browsers or one particular browser version?
How did you set UploadType Property?
Please disable the Flash, HTML5 and silverlight one by one and let me know how you can reproduce this.
protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e){ uploader1.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoFlash, "true"); base.OnLoad(e);}
uploader1.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoFlash, "true"); //disable flash uploader1.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoHtml5, "true"); //disable html5 uploader1.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoSilverlight , "true"); //disable Silverlight
Hi all,
We still not able to reproduce it.
But we made some researchs and adjust some code to try to avoid that .
Please download the last version and try again.
Thanks for your information.
Regards,Terry
Currently only users which are using IE8 have reported this issue.
The UploadType Property is set to Auto.
When I disable the Flash upload functionality the virus alert message does not popup.
It seems to work with the new release.
Thank you very much!