Examples of using Macros embedded in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
Pdf files with malicious macros embedded.
Malicious macros embedded in. pdf or Microsoft Office documents.
PDF files that may have malicious macros embedded.
Via malicious macros embedded in legitimate Microsoft Office documents.
Pdf documents andhave malicious macros embedded within them.
They may also be malicious Microsoft Word(. docx) documents or.PDF files that may have malicious macros embedded.
Malicious macros embedded in either Microsoft Office or Adobe documents to cause an infection when"Enable Content" keys have been pressed.
Spam Emails of Word documents with malicious macros embedded.
Documents with malicious macros embedded within them that are activated when you click on the"Enable Content" button similar to what the graph below shows.
Microsoft Word documents which have malicious macros embedded within them.
Malicious macros embedded in documents that cause infection when the user clicks on"Enable Content" or other buttons that enable macros on those documents.
Microsoft word documents(. docm)with malicious macros embedded within them.
But if not, the files may be presented as. docx or.pdf files with malicious macros embedded.
In some cases there are even Microsoft Office documents with malicious macros embedded within them that may infect your computer with Luxnut ransomware.
Files that are executable(. exe). Files that are Microsoft Office or Adobe. pdf documents andhave malicious macros embedded within them.
The files may also be documents of Microsoft Office orAdobe Reader that have malicious macros embedded in them and may infect users by enabling those macros to edit and read the content of the document.
The file may even be a Microsoft Word document which could contain malicious Macros embedded within it.
In reality, the files may be JavaScript files, executable files and even malicious Microsoft Word or Adobe Reader files,containing Macros embedded in them. Besides via e-mail, the crooks who are behind the XCry ransomware may also spread infection files by directly uploading them on several websites, where the files may pretend to be cracks or patches of programs.
In some occasions, malicious Microsoft Office documents are used with malicious macros embedded within them.
The e-mail attachment that infects computers with the payload of. dcry file virus is usually either a direct executable(. exe), a JavaScript(. js) file ora Microsoft Word document with malicious macros embedded within it. Other methods of infection, besides e-mail include: Spreading the ransomware as a fake setup of a free program, like your favorite media player or other. If the virus poses as key generators, cracks or other types of files.
The file may be an executable, a self-extracting archive andeven a malicious Microsoft Office document that contains malicious macros embedded in it.
E-mail spamming kits which include multiple e-mails that are used one time only for the spam campaign and then dumped. Spamming software or services. Malware obfuscators that hide executable files from different e-mail protection software.Malicious macros embedded in documents that cause infection when the user clicks on"Enable Content" or other buttons that enable macros on those documents. In addition to this, the cyber-criminals may also have a wide database of deceptive e-mails which are the key to a successful infection.
Dcry file virus is usually either a direct executable(. exe), a JavaScript(. js) file ora Microsoft Word document with malicious macros embedded within it.
The e-mails contain deceptive messages within them that aim to convince the victim into clicking on the malicious object.In some cases there are even Microsoft Office documents with malicious macros embedded within them that may infect your computer with Luxnut ransomware.
Usually, they pose as representatives of popular and trustworthy businesses, governmental institutions, websites, etc. At this point,the QkG ransomware is known to be exclusively distributed via corrupted Microsoft Office documents that have malicious macros embedded in them.
In reality, the files may be JavaScript files, executable files and even malicious Microsoft Word or Adobe Reader files,containing Macros embedded in them.
At this point,the QkG ransomware is known to be exclusively distributed via corrupted Microsoft Office documents that have malicious macros embedded in them.
As soon as the victim has already opened the malicious e-mails,the files may also be Microsoft Office documents which usually contain malicious macros embedded within them.
These methods of infection are usually conducted via e-mail and the infection process imitates invoices, receipts and other forms of files that appear legitimate, butmay have malicious macros embedded in them.
Some e-mails may even contain web links that may lead the victim to a malicious JavaScript execution which leads to the infection. In some occasions,malicious Microsoft Office documents are used with malicious macros embedded within them.