That means that if the user clicks on it using explorer.exe or
iexplorer.exe the file won't be executed because even Microsoft
Windows explorer is unable to parse the file?
axo> Demonstration here:
axo> Choose a malicious file which would be detected, such as nc.exe,
axo> rename the file as nc??.exe (?? =Hex C0 D7 BA DC)
axo> Because these special names are unable directly to input, so if you
axo> want to run these file, you should use the following way:
axo> Uses the MS-DOS name specification, we can operate file with Open¡¢
axo> Read¡¢Write¡¢ and duplicate¡£
That means that if the user clicks on it using explorer.exe or
iexplorer.exe the file won't be executed because even Microsoft
Windows explorer is unable to parse the file?
axo> Demonstration here:
axo> Choose a malicious file which would be detected, such as nc.exe,
axo> rename the file as nc??.exe (?? =Hex C0 D7 BA DC)
axo> Because these special names are unable directly to input, so if you
axo> want to run these file, you should use the following way:
axo> Uses the MS-DOS name specification, we can operate file with Open¡¢
axo> Read¡¢Write¡¢ and duplicate¡£
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