Examples of using Attached file in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Usually, you can accomplish this task with the help of a bogus message and a corrupted attached file that would trigger the execution of the threat.
We then delete the attached file, the entire e-mail
It's highly important that you make sure the sender can be trusted before you open their sent attached file.
We then delete the attached file, the entire e-mail
This would mean that targeted users will receive an email containing a fraudulent message and an attached file.
The program associated with the file starts and opens the attached file- Excel files open in Excel,
especially those that come with an attached file that requires execution.
However, if the recipient does open the attached file, they will see a bogus document that claims that the user needs to'Enable Editing' or'Enable Content.'.
The user is urged to download what seems like an attached file in the shape of a Microsoft Word document.
the supplementary data is supposed to appear in the attached file.
Normally, a bogus email would contain a fake message and a corrupted attached file, often a document that appears important.
The emails tend to consist of a fraudulent message that aims at convincing the target to launch the attached file.
to the decision-maker's e-mail account as an attached file.
In the email message you're writing, select at the top right corner of the attached file to delete it.
The spam email would often contain a fraudulent message that aims at convincing the user to execute the attached file.
In the Share list, tap the app you want to use to send the attached file.
The targeted user would receive an email that urges them to execute the attached file.
Normally, the email would contain a fraudulent message whose goal is to trick the user into opening the attached file.
the package leaflet in accordance with the attached file.
The crooks even used the logo of the company in the attached file, as well as pictures of the Microsoft UK staff, in order to make the email more credible.