Computer fraud perpetrators that modify programs during systems development, allowing access into the system that bypasses normal system controls are using a. a Trojan horse. b. the salami technique. c. superzapping. d. a trap door.

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Alessandra Noble

Computers & Technology

16 May, 03:18

Computer fraud perpetrators that modify programs during systems development, allowing access into the system that bypasses normal system controls are using a. a Trojan horse. b. the salami technique. c. superzapping. d. a trap door.

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Connor Kirby · Answer 1

a trap door.

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A trap door or back door is an undocumented or fraudulent way of gaining access to a system that is built into the system by its designer during the development process thereby allowing access into the system that bypasses normal system controls.