A Back Door into a System That Bypasses Normal System

question 22

Multiple Choice

A back door into a system that bypasses normal system controls is called a

• A)virus.
• B)logic bomb.
• C)trap door.
• D)data diddle.

Understand John Stuart Mill's arguments regarding the rights and equality of women.

Recognize the historical evolution and characteristics of the bourgeoisie and their impact on society.

Identify the factors that influenced industrialization rates across different countries.

Comprehend the economic policies of the 19th century and their effects on industrial and social development.

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