viewers getting a virus warning from my website [Solved]

hello again

 

I keep up a website for some friends.  Couple of people have gotten a virus warning, accessing the site.

 

 

When I go to the site, I get no such warning. 

I really don't know how such a thing would work, anyhow.  If the file for one page, on my computer, were infected, and I uploaded that page, would that set off somebody's antivirus warning? 

Or would it have to have been hacked with more than that, like something that could send the virus to someone's computer if they were looking at the site?  Or do some viruses self-contain a downloader?

 

'Nother question: how would I scan the website as it is online?

I guess I could scan the files on my computer.

Would re-uploading the site fix it, if my in-computer files are clean?

Is this a question for my host?

Why doesn't my (or the owners') computer detect a problem when viewing the site?

Why is the sky blue, when it is pink on Mars?

 

Here's the website:   sonnyandperley.com

 

Here is the complaint:

 

Details: Web page: http://www.sonnyandperley.com Threat: JS/Tivso.Gen trojan Comment: Access to the web page was blocked by ESET Endpoint Antivirus.

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Thanx,

denno

I'm sure it's a false positive
Make sure that user updates Eset

http://www.welivesecurity.com/2007/07/01/it-looked-like-a-duck-it-walked-like-a-duck-it-quacked-like-a-duck/

Thank you.  I have passed that idea along.  Will also check with the host.

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