Examples of using Its executable in English and their translations into Danish
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The name of its executable is"indexer. exe.
Msiexec. exe is part of Windows Installer,more precisely its executable.
Right-click on its executable file and select properties.
The name of the threat derives from its executable, booyah. exe.
Its executable will be named@[email protected], similarly to the original ransomware.
The Trojan is observed to register its executable file named FileLocker.
If the malware gets deleted by a security product after the files are encrypted, the Trojan installs bright red wallpaper on the Desktop,containing a link to its executable file.
KEYPASS files virus creates a copy of its executable file and places it in the following folder.
The second tool which is used by this malware is called PsExec, and its executable psexec.
The Trojan is observed to register its executable file named FileLocker. exe so that it runs upon system reboot.
The malware primarily attacks the Run and RunOnce sub-keys,where it creates registry entries for all of its executable files to automatically run upon launching Windows.
Rush ransomware is also the type of virus that may leave its executables under different names which can vary from completely random to names that are identical to legitimate Windows processes, for example, svchost. exe.
By adding new value strings to these keys,CryptoJoker crypto virus set an automatic start of its executable file whenever the Windows OS is switched on.
After the program has created its necessary files, it creates registry entries with specific values to enable it to be harder to get rid of, run on startup andgive priorities to its executables.
The infection can be disguised as some reliable program, butonce you run its executable file on your PC, it will initiate its attack.
The ransomware may perform other activities such as set its executable that encrypts files or its ransom note files to run every time you start Windows by adding values to the following registry subkey.
Once the ransomware payload is executed on the system it initiates a sequence of malicious operations that enable it to complete the attack to its very end. When loaded for the first time on the computer.KEYPASS files virus creates a copy of its executable file and places it in the following folder:%AppData%Then it launches the newly created file and deletes the initial file version from the original location.
The second tool which is used by this malware is called PsExec, and its executable psexec. exe is configured to start programs on the infected computer remotely. Besides those tools, Samas also may use two variants of the Trojan: Samas infection.
What is more, the program may create andmodify the Windows Registry Editor with values that may set its executable or extensions to run every time on system start-up or even in specific times.
The malware primarily attacks the Run and RunOnce sub-keys,where it creates registry entries for all of its executable files to automatically run upon launching Windows. Other notable malware pieces that made in Check Point's most recent malware analysis include CryptoLoot Coinhive Monero Miner?
The Amazon Carding virus is dubbed after its payload executable.
In fact, its malicious executable may be distributed directly via malicious URL's that directly download it or via email attachments.
This particular crypto-malware uses several means to drop its malicious executable on the targeted computer.
However, there is malware of the cryptocurrency mining variety that names its main executable file to VulkanInfo32. exe or VulkanInfo.
Once the exploit kit has infected users,it drops two files in the%Temp% folder of the user- its malicious executable and its file encrypter.
Besides those files, DMA Locker may create the following registry subkey,to make its malicious executable run every time upon system startup.
Dexphot also used the LOLbins(living off the land) technique to use legitimate Windows processes to execute malicious code,rather than launching its own executable files and processes.
In addition to those,the ransomware may also modify the following registry key adding a setting for its malicious executable to run and encrypt files every time you boot Windows.
The interesting part is once the user clicks on the web link it immediately opens up another web browser page andmanipulates the JavaScript so that it downloads its ransomware executable and save it on the victim's computer.