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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowA "trap door" (also known as a "backdoor") in computer security refers to a hidden or secret entry point in a program or system that provides access to the system without going through normal authentication methods. This entry point is intentionally created to allow unauthorized access to the system or software, often by those who designed or modified it. Trap doors can be used for legitimate purposes, such as for developers to access systems for maintenance, but they can also be exploited maliciously to bypass security measures. They are different from software bugs or errors that might cause a program to fail or behave unexpectedly.
The endoplasmic reticulum of adjacent cells is connected by
The major storage fungus contaminating food grains is:
According to the document, which extension paradigm shifts the focus from ‘production’ to ‘profitability’?
A soil with 50% silt and 50% clay is classified as:
Wings are absent in
Golden Rice is rich in
Which process involves the removal of sodium ions from the soil exchange complex?
A farming region where farmers focus solely on the cultivation and marketing of vegetables is referred to as:
Fungi transmitting plant viruses primarily belong to the class:
According to need hierarchy theory, safety needs are fulfilled after satisfying of which need?