Cautorunning
Cautorunning refers to a software vulnerability that allows malicious code to execute automatically when a specific type of file is opened or accessed by a user. This exploit typically targets the way operating systems and applications handle certain file formats, often those that can embed executable content.
The term "cautorunning" is a portmanteau derived from "caution" and "running," highlighting the inherent risk and
Preventing cautorunning vulnerabilities involves a multi-layered approach. Keeping operating systems and software updated with the latest