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schroeder ♦
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Yes, yes, yes, and yes, especially if you opened the file with admin access to the files/folders/drives allocated from your c:\partition or whatever you name it lol, code\ partition. Code can be converted and programmed to duplicate or replicate i.e., “else:if” and coded to run via each startup even if you were to take safety precautions and delete %appdata%%appdata% and such; theresuch.

There are also exploits that can run and save via random access memory integrity, biosBIOS/uefiUEFI root privileges, and even guest access (which are a little more harder to maintain or execute) unless.

Unless it’s as mentioned to be a persistent treatthreat then you shouldn’t be as concerned.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes, especially if you opened the file with admin access to the files/folders/drives allocated from your c:\partition or whatever you name it lol, code can be converted and programmed to duplicate or replicate i.e., “else:if” and coded to run via each startup even if you were to take safety precautions and delete %appdata% and such; there are also exploits that can run and save via random access memory integrity, bios/uefi root privileges, and even guest access (which are a little more harder to maintain or execute) unless it’s as mentioned to be a persistent treat then you shouldn’t be as concerned.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes, especially if you opened the file with admin access to the files/folders/drives allocated from your c:\ partition. Code can be converted and programmed to duplicate or replicate and to run each startup even if you were to take safety precautions and delete %appdata% and such.

There are also exploits that can run and save via random access memory integrity, BIOS/UEFI root privileges and even guest access (which are a little harder to maintain or execute).

Unless it’s mentioned to be a persistent threat then you shouldn’t be as concerned.

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Yes, yes, yes, and yes, especially if you opened the file with admin access to the files/folders/drives allocated from your c:\partition or whatever you name it lol, code can be converted and programmed to duplicate or replicate i.e., “else:if” and coded to run via each startup even if you were to take safety precautions and delete %appdata% and such; there are also exploits that can run and save via random access memory integrity, bios/uefi root privileges, and even guest access (which are a little more harder to maintain or execute) unless it’s as mentioned to be a persistent treat then you shouldn’t be as concerned.