Windows batch file malware refers to malicious scripts written in the Batch programming language, which is used to automate tasks in the Windows operating system. These scripts typically have a .bat or .cmd file extension.
Batch file malware can perform various harmful actions, such as:
- File Deletion: Deleting important system or user files.
- Data Theft: Collecting sensitive information, like passwords or personal data.
- System Changes: Modifying system settings or creating new user accounts.
- Malware Installation: Downloading and executing other malicious software.
- Spreading: Using network connections or removable drives to propagate to other systems.
Since batch files are often run without prompting the user for permission, they can be particularly dangerous.
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