A backdoor is a hidden method or entry point deliberately inserted into a computer system, software, or network to bypass normal authentication or security measures. Backdoors can be used by authorized individuals for administrative purposes, but they can also be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access, control systems remotely, or perform malicious activities without detection.
A backdoor is a hidden method or entry point deliberately inserted into a computer system, software, or network to bypass normal authentication or security measures. Backdoors can be used by authorized individuals for administrative purposes, but they can also be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access, control systems remotely, or perform malicious activities without detection.