The diversity of the malware system is quite significant. And each type of virus must be fought with its own method. In this article, we will deal with only one type of “malware”; writing to startup is almost a common practice among viruses. The malicious program’s action scheme is as follows:
Option 1
You are editing a working document from a flash drive on an already “infected” home PC.
Option 2
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