"Probably just a legacy remnant," he muttered, though his gut tightened. He tried to delete it. He tried to move it to a quarantined drive. Access Denied.
As a senior systems admin, Leo knew every corner of the company’s architecture. There was no "Ghost" folder in the standard build. The file itself had no metadata—no manufacturer, no version number, and a timestamp dated . PatchingAPI.exe
Leo found in a directory that shouldn't have existed: C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Ghost\ . "Probably just a legacy remnant," he muttered, though