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Trap door
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Definition
[
]
A
trap door
(also called a
back door
) is
“
a hidden
software
or
hardware
mechanism that allows systems controls to be circumvented.
Software developers
often introduce trap doors in their
code
to enable them to reenter the
system
later and perform certain functions.
[
1
]
”
References
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↑
Information Superhighway: An Overview of Technology Challenges
, at 27 n.19.
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