The third line contains all the executable code in the program.
The agent results in significant or total data loss on the system, including the agent's own executable code and data.
Instead of running executable code on a local computer, users can interact with online applications to create new content.
All of the other space is actually executable code.
They are files containing executable code that may be used by one or more application simultaneously.
It would capture the executable code running on the server.
And that's the way that bad guys have now figured out they can sneak executable code into Windows.
These resources are then placed in a directory along with the executable code and "raw data".
The executable code is publicly available and free to download.
They've got the executable code that they have captured.