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You opened up the file and then realized that SW2010 2013.Activator.SSQ.exe. rar is a file downloaded via P2P. Yeah, it's basically malware, but what's really going on? The executable program SW2010 2013.Activator.SSQ. exe. rar is packed with a password-protection technique. First, this software uses the "run" command to launch an executable file, which is coded in Visual Basic 6.0 using encryption techniques. The encrypted program will then decompress the file SW2010 2013.Activator.SSQ.exe to get access to it and execute it on your system without your consent or knowledge that the entire thing was created by hackers who are trying to steal your data or install viruses on your computer system. The "run" command is normally used by the Windows system and requires you to enter a password that allows it to continue (if the password entered is incorrect, the program will stop and exit, allowing you to check whether or not one of them was entered incorrectly). But because this password is entered automatically each time the program launches its own executable file (in this case, SW2010 2013.Activator.SSQ. exe), it becomes useless for security reasons. The hacker can easily bypass this protection by simply accessing your computer and running SW2010 2013.Activator.SSQ. exe. rar (the password "J6z" is the default password) after which the main executable file will be accessed. As mentioned above, you can run this file from a system that has already been infected with a virus or with an otherwise suspicious program, because it checks for antivirus software, and if you do not have any of them installed it will use its own one to try to install a virus on your system. In addition, this version is designed for criminals who want to spread malware via P2P networks. cfa1e77820
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