Examples of using Setup files in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
The criminals acquire the setup files from the official sources
Malicious Setup Files- They are made by taking the legitimate installer of well-known software which the users frequently download.
They are usually hacker-modified copies of legitimate setup files found on the respective software vendors.
The classic scheme is to take the setup files from the official download pages
Malicious Setup Files- They are made by taking the legitimate application installers of popular applications used by end users.
Application Installers- The hackers behind the hijacker may embed the installation code into setup files of popular software.
After preparing the installation was done in step writing the setup files from DVD to hard drive failure occurred.
Setup Files- The criminals can take the legitimate installer files of popular applications
Malware Installers- The criminals can embed the dangerous code into setup files downloaded from the official vendors.
In most cases there is no way of knowing that the setup files carry a malicious threat.
Setup Files- The other popular strategy is the insertion of the virus code in application installers.
Application Installers- The Delphimorix virus install code can also be made part of setup files of popular software.
However, it is not enough to be very careful with setup files because some of them provide you with no information about the program you want to install.
Fake Software Offers- Twitter phishing scams can also lead to the distribution of malicious setup files.
Hacker-modified Setup Files- The hackers the threat take legitimate installers of famous software with the intent to scam the intended targets.
Application Installers- The Xorist virus code can be made part of setup files for popular software.
Application Installers- A similar technique is the inclusion of the virus code in hacker-modified setup files of popular software.
Application Setup Files- The GameOver virus can be embedded in software installers of popular applications.
Software Bundles- The criminals can embed the RotorCrypt ransomware installation code in application setup files.
These setup files can also be spread using various malicious payloads,