Some anti-ransomware features place hidden files that no user or legitimate program should ever touch in common folders. What is their purpose?
Certaines fonctions anti-rançongiciel placent dans les dossiers courants des fichiers cachés qu'aucun utilisateur ni programme légitime ne devrait jamais toucher. À quoi servent-ils ?
Answers
AAny process that alters them is treated as ransomwareTout processus qui les modifie est traité comme un rançongiciel
BThey hold spare copies of the Windows licence keyIls contiennent des copies de secours de la clé de licence Windows
CThey speed up searches in File ExplorerIls accélèrent les recherches dans l'Explorateur de fichiers
DThey store the antivirus definition filesIls stockent les fichiers de définitions de l'antivirus
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