If you suspect an infection, do not try to delete the file manually, as it may have multiple copies or "watchdog" processes that will just reinstall it.
They can "hollow out" a legitimate Windows process (like explorer.exe ) and hide their malicious code inside it. CouLoader.exe
They check if they are running in a "sandbox" or virtual machine used by researchers and will shut down to avoid detection. If you suspect an infection, do not try
is not a standard Windows component. In the world of cybersecurity, "loaders" are small programs that act as a bridge. Their only job is to bypass your antivirus, establish a connection to a hacker’s server, and then download the "real" payload—such as a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) or a credential stealer. Is it Dangerous? is not a standard Windows component