Now I will briefly outline the situation that happened in the test. For some very rare programs, special uninstallers have been written, which, if run in the folder of this program, correctly remove this specific program. But if the same uninstaller is run outside the folder of this program, then it literally deletes EVERYTHING from the hard disk (programs, documents, even some system files). Samples of this uninstaller were sent to the EsET laboratory a year ago, and after analyzing the program, analysts recognized it as malicious, creating a signature Win32/KillFiles.NJT trojan. But apparent