Message from mcafee says my site has a trojan

Did you try a search?

Of webmasterworld? Yes...Couldn't find anything.

Has my site been hacked?

Has my site been hacked?

Have you checked it?

See [trendmicro.com...]

This will explain it all

You need to identify the offending file.

I've seen innocent image files produce errors of this sort. If that's the case here, simply resave the image with a tweak or or two.

Kaled.

You didn't do a regular Google search?

Just search for the name of the virus. There are dozens of sites discussing it, and at least one ad offering a removal tool.

There are dozens of sites discussing it yes. But none show me how to get it OFF MY website, only how to remove it from a PC.

My machine isn't infected and if it is that's not the problem. The problem is that the mcafee is detecting the JS/Exploit-BO.gen whenever someone logs on to my site.

This obviously isn't good, I'd like to know if anyone knows how to get it off my site. It seems like my site has been hacked or something, can someone please help?

Instead of dealing remotely you might consider d-loading in a new local dir your whole site and perform locally (on your machine) the cleaning.
If you find it, del old files on server and reload the cleaned one

You could try scanning only one dir at a time to isolate the culprit

Next: Cleaning is not enough you need figuring how it happened and if it is reoccurring

It appears this may be associated with a particular web hosting company. Do you use the web hosting company mentioned in this article?

[pcworld.com...]

FWIW, I searched for "web site infected with JS/Exploit-BO.gen"

In any case, this should be pretty easy to remove. I assume the message comes up when you access a particular page. Examine the page source, play "which of these things does not belong", and snip it out. At the extreme, simply delete that web page and replace it with a new one built from scratch.

Of course, then you have to figure out how it got there in the first place.