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Greg Garcia says:

January 27, 2009 at 12:50

The Cyber Short List
January 21, 2009 by Greg Garcia

It is by now a well known symbol of war – the Trojan Horse – in which Greek soldiers hid themselves while Trojan soldiers wheeled the horse in a victorious march back to Troy, exposing themselves within their own walls to ambush by the disgorged Greeks. Fast forwarding almost 3200 years, we now conventionally know the new meaning of the Trojan Horse as stealthy malicious software code that hides within our computers and networks, programmed to launch and execute crippling instructions that slow or crash our computers, and steal or alter the data stored or transmitted on them. Continue reading…

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