Understanding Trojans: A Silent Cyber Threat
A Trojan is a type of malicious software that disguises itself as legitimate software or files, tricking users into executing it. Once activated, Trojans can cause severe damage, such as stealing data or granting unauthorized access to a system. Here's a quick overview of key points:
Key Points about Trojans:
Deceptive Nature: Trojans appear as harmless programs or files, tricking users into downloading or opening them
No Self-replication: Unlike viruses, Trojans do not replicate themselves. They rely on users to execute them.
Common Methods of Spread:
Email attachments
Fake software downloads
Malicious websites
Types of Damage:
Data Theft: Stealing personal or financial information.
Remote Access: Allowing hackers to control the system remotely.
Installing Additional Malware: Trojans may download other malicious software, further compromising the system.
Protection Tips:
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