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What a Trojan is is easy to understand from its name. These programs, just like the famous Trojan horse from ancient Greek myths, are disguised as something else - a useful utility or an auxiliary program as part of some software. In the same way that Trojans themselves brought the horse into besieged Troy, the user himself launches a Trojan on his computer.
"Trojan" is practically the same virus, but you launch it yourself, voluntarily and of your own accord. At the same time, "infected" documents can also be considered Trojans, because they are also launched by the user.
With Trojans, we have an unpleasant situation: you do not know exactly what you are launching. Is it a really harmless document for work? Is it really a photo and nothing more? Will this program really only do what it says in the description? |
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