“Any virus compressed in a RAR file can't harm your device until you extract it.” Avast · 2 years ago
Hackers frequently use RAR files to deliver "backdoor" programs or steal sensitive data once the user runs an enclosed file. Community Perspectives 56579.rar
Because "56579.rar" does not correspond to a recognized program, treat it with extreme caution: “Any virus compressed in a RAR file can't
If the archive requires a password provided by a suspicious source, it is likely designed to bypass antivirus scans, as encrypted content cannot be easily inspected by security software. Technical Context 56579.rar