Examples of using Registry sub-keys in English and their translations into Danish
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the ransomware virus may also modify the following Windows registry sub-keys.
This is achievable by modifying the following Windows registry sub-keys.
Modify the Windows Registry Editor by adding value strings in multiple registry sub-keys.
By creating malicious values under some specific registry sub-keys.
The malware may create registry entries in the following Windows registry sub-keys.
RunOnce Windows registry sub-keys.
The RunBooster PUA also creates multiple registry sub-keys and in them adds values that are customized to change different settings.
RunOnce Windows Registry sub-keys in order to add registry values with their corresponding data which makes it possible for the malicious files of the.
Monro ransomware to tamper with the following Windows registry sub-keys, that are responsible for the automatic running of files on system boot.
Often ransomware infections like EnybenyCrypt add malicious values under the Rnd and RunOnce registry sub-keys. These keys manage the automatic execution of all files
Bazon Trojan may also modify various Windows Registry sub-keys, like the following to make the minergate.
SOLO files virus it is likely that two registry sub-keys- Run and RunOnce are plagued by the threat.
In addition to those, the virus may also target other registry sub-keys, the usage of which may result in the malware running automatically when you boot Windows.
Registry sub-keys affected by this strain of Dharma ransomware are likely to be Run and RunOnce.
This could be explained by the fact that these two registry sub-keys manage the automatic execution process of all files
KRAB virus some registry sub-keys including but not limited to Run
The most predominantly targeted registry sub-keys are the Run
Once these registry sub-keys are modified, the virus may then run a malicious script file. bat.
The activity of the virus may also include the modifications of Windows Registry sub-keys in a way that the malicious executable that encrypts files runs on system start-up.
The virus may also automatically interfere with various different Windows registry sub-keys to add registry entries to it's favor.