If orcal_girl, man... are viruses...?

how to find and isolate them? What are their possible filenames and is home version of avast good enough for this?

If orcal_girl, man... are viruses...?symatec

best practice is to not visit that site being spammed on here, and keep your anti-virus up todate and do a full scan

If orcal_girl, man... are viruses...?vista

CERT and all of the anti-virus companies will investigate and we will hear very shortly.

I don't know (See above).

It depends on if this is a new virus or a pre-existing one, and how often avast updates their definitions and it you've run the update lately.

You might want to run some online scans to double-check it.

Here are some online scans, Trend, AVG, and panda are good.

http://www.google.com/search?num=50%26hl=e...

If this is a ''ZERO-DAY'' exploit or a root-kit, it may take a day or two until they are able to detect it.

If you think you have it and it's not picked up in a AV scanner

and have a recent system restore point, I would consider restoring to the point before you clicked on the web link.

You are correct to be very concerned.
Geesssshhhh. Please don't get everyone paranoid about getting a virus. It was just a spammer. No virus, No spyware, No adaware. Nothing. Just someone most likely getting something in return for people visiting that page.

Anyway I have not seen them around here for almost a hour now. So it looks like they have been dealt with.
dont trust anybody.

Trust your antivirus , keep the update .

precaution surfing the web