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Is there a way to make a windows computer download a file and run it using a registry edit, spread via a .reg file

title of the post explains it, but this sub requires a longer body paragraph in the post so i shall state it again: Is there a way to make a windows computer download a file and run it using a registry edit, spread via a .reg file

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I think most of the people believe social media are controlled by the goverments, but why?

Maybe this isnt the sub to ask this, but i didnt know where to ask hackers and i was thinking, for example everyone believes that whatever we write on the internet somehow can be traced back, back to who you are, and if the goverment wants they can get whatever info from you, or whatever comment you did 8 years ago on reddit(example)

Where is this idea from? Why did i take this info as truth without doing any research i dont know, so i wanted to ask any "hacker" here of how true it is, if the goverment wants to know what you commented, posted or liked in the past, can they trace back to you.

Lets say even the email everything you used to create the account is fake, can reddit itself traceback to you?

Ps. I didnt do anything wrong i swear haha.

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People who act like DDOSing is hacking is honestly my biggest pet peeve

I hate how people who actually take the time to understand a system and break it in such a methodical and delicate way in order to gain access into it or whatever are overshadowed by the ocean of skids who think spamming requests somewhere using some github script or botnet-creator website is somehow the same.

It's like being a car mechanic and being treated as though you're on the same level and skillset as someone who smashes a car with a wrench until it breaks.

And no, I totally didn't make this post just so I could share that analogy.

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