Trojan horse programs masquerade as useful tools, hiding activities such as tapping your online bank transactions. But there’s a shadier ‘ware lurking, one we call malware. Some go so far as to use “wetware” to name the brain that uses the software. The apps and programs that run on your hardware, they’re called software.
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