Malware in my asp.net website

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Hello friends , i'm a newbie in website development , recently i launched a website , developed using asp.net and sql , it was running fine but a today when i tried to access it my avast antivirus detected a virus and i could not access my site , this is the error i got ,
website being affected by HTML:HideMe-F [Trj].

i want to know if is its false positive detection or is my website really affected and how is it possible to affect the site.

Thank you.

Posted 12-Aug-14 2:28am

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[no name] 12-Aug-14 8:53am

And how would you expect us to know if it's a false positive or not?

coded007 12-Aug-14 9:06am

submit it to google/service provider

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2014-08-12T03:50:00

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It's impossible to answer your question. There is no way for us to know if it's a false positive or not.

You better have anti-virus/malware software running on the server to check for this.

Posted 12-Aug-14 3:50am

Dave Kreskowiak