What Functions Do Most Trojan Programs Perform?
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Most Trojan programs are designed to gain unauthorized access to computers or networks, allowing their creators to perform malicious activities such as stealing confidential data, hijacking systems, or deploying other malicious programs. They can also be used to create backdoors for remote access, disable security features, and monitor user activity. Some Trojans can even be used to deploy ransomware, launch distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and spread malware to other computers on the same network.