Trojan in German
Trojan in German is trojanisch, Trojaner, Trojanerin — Trojan means a type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
Trojan in German
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Trojaner
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Trojaner
(computing) Malware that appears to perform or actually performs a desired task for a user while performing a harmful task without the user's knowledge or consent.
What does "Trojan" mean?
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noun A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
"The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords."
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adjective Relating to the ancient city of Troy or its people.
"The story follows a Trojan prince during the fall of the city."
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adjective Showing great strength or endurance.
"She put in trojan effort to finish the marathon despite the injury."
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Trojan in a sentence
- The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords.
- The story follows a Trojan prince during the fall of the city.
- She put in trojan effort to finish the marathon despite the injury.
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What is "Trojan" in German?
"Trojan" in German is trojanisch, Trojaner, Trojanerin. Trojan means: A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
How do you use "Trojan" in a sentence?
Example: "The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords." In German, "Trojan" is trojanisch, Trojaner, Trojanerin.
Are there other ways to say "Trojan" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "Trojan": trojanisch, Trojaner, Trojanerin, Troer, Troerin.
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