When the program is run, a file whose full path will be given in the code should be read and the phrase "MALWARE" should be searched for. The offset value of the point it is located should be printed on the screen. Expected Run and Output of the Application If found: C:\>application2.exe The phrase "MALWARE" was found at address 4096. In case of absence: C:\> application2.exe The phrase "MALWARE" was not found in any location.

When the program is run, a file whose full path will be given in the code should be read and the phrase "MALWARE" should be searched for. The offset value of the point it is located should be printed on the screen. Expected Run and Output of the Application If found: C:\>application2.exe The phrase "MALWARE" was found at address 4096. In case of absence: C:\> application2.exe The phrase "MALWARE" was not found in any location.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter14: Files And Streams

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