The name given to a person who accesses computer networks by the backdoor. This can be for malicious intent but is just as likely to be performed by someone that is testing a system and looking for vulnerabilities to be fixed.
The name given to a person who accesses computer networks by the backdoor. This can be for malicious intent but is just as likely to be performed by someone that is testing a system and looking for vulnerabilities to be fixed.
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