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  • noun Plural form of backdoor.

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Examples

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO Scott Berinato 2010

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO Scott Berinato 2010

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO Scott Berinato 2010

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO Scott Berinato 2010

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO 2010

  • February 04, 2008 - CSO - The term backdoors is a misnomer.

    CSO Scott Berinato 2010

  • The FBI has drafted sweeping legislation that would require ISPs to create wiretapping hubs for police surveillance and force makers of networking gear to build in backdoors for eavesdropping.

    His eye is on the sparrow, and I know he watches me. 2006

  • Trojans or often called backdoors are programs which will most be sent via email, instant-messengers or filesharing-tools.

    2BakSa.Net 2009

  • The attackers were leaving "backdoors," or ways to reenter the networks and potentially take them down.

    An army of tech-savvy warriors has been fighting its battles in cyberspace 2010

  • The attackers were leaving "backdoors," or ways to reenter the networks and potentially take them down.

    An army of tech-savvy warriors has been fighting its battles in cyberspace 2010

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