Examples of using Sub-keys in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
This issue indicates that the registry sub-keys Run and RunOnce contain malicious values associated with ransomware files.
The sub-keys targeted for this purpose are believed to be the Run
The virus primarily attacks the Run and RunOnce sub-keys where it creates registry entries for all of it's executable files to automatically run when you start Windows.
The sub-keys that are targeted for this may be the Run
RunOnce registry sub-keys.
After the modification of the sub-keys is performed,
These sub-keys are used when the virus wants to set up programs that run automatically on system boot.
Kvllyatprotonmaildotch ransomware may attack the Run and RunOnce registry sub-keys, that are responsible for auto-running programs on system login.
One of them is to possibly create registry entries in the following Windows Registry sub-keys.
In thos sub-keys, the Teamo virus may add value entries with data in them,
The sub-keys are responsible for automatically running the malicious files of this ransowmare on the victim's computer when he
The locaton of the sub-keys in most Windows Versions is the following
RunOnce registry sub-keys.
The sub-keys are located in the Windows Registry Editor, more specifically in the following keys.
They are sub-keys of the Windows Registry editor responsible for which items run on Windows boot.
Usually, most viruses tend to set entries with random names in the“Run” and“RunOnce” sub-keys.
It may also perform other activities like delete Windows Registry Editor sub-keys as well as stop several services of Windows.
These sub-keys are used when the virus wants to load its ransom note on the screen.
Exe Trojan may also add several different registry entries in the following Windows Registry sub-keys.
Gocr file virus is believed to create registry entries within the following Windows Registry sub-keys.