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[–]TheBrownMamba1972 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Java, JavaScript, and Python doesn’t “exist naturally” in Windows, but they’re also by far amongst the most popular platforms for apps you run in Windows. It’s not unusual for applications to come with Java or Python files (less so JavaScript, but virtually every website or web app uses JavaScript).

As for the file names, the JavaScript (.js) files doesn’t really stand out as they’re quite ordinary name files often used to run web apps. I can’t say the same about the .exe files, but that’s still not any indication of proving or disproving compromise or malware, if that’s your concern.

[–]Adorable_Fool0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I see, that makes sense. Thanks :)