VLC is designed to handle "broken" or oddly named files. Right-click the file, select Open With , and choose VLC .
On Windows, open File Explorer, go to the tab, and check the box for "File name extensions." This ensures the file isn't actually named Bad_Intention_2.mkv.mp4.exe . Check the File Size: Bad_Intention_2.mkv.mp4
The uploader wants you to click the file, thinking you are playing a video, when you are actually running a script or program that could infect your system. 2. Immediate Safety Steps VLC is designed to handle "broken" or oddly named files
The actual extension is .mp4 . However, in many malicious cases, files like this are actually executables (like .exe or .scr ) where the final extension is hidden by Windows settings. Check the File Size: The uploader wants you
The file includes .mkv (a video format) to make you think it is a movie.
