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What is Auto executable file?

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usually executable files require a trigger to step in action.. but in case of autoexecutables the triggered is taken either from operating system(for example completion of copying of the same file from some outer source ) and as soon as trigger is fired it swings in action. It usually work in background as symbolise viruses,keyloggers... they can be sent with some useful applications with the help of binders..

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