Topic summary
Trojan virus
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Trojan horse (computing).
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Unlike a virus or worm, Trojans cannot spread themselves.
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Also, one may not change the owner of a file with the set—user—ID bit on, otherwise one could create Trojan Horses able to misuse other's files.
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...some sort of protection from user written applications programs that may contain "Trojan Horses" [sic]
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