Definitions for "Back door"
A door in the back part of a building; hence, an indirect way.
A deliberately planned security breach in a program that allows special access to a computer or program.
A programmer's tool sometimes built into programs to allow special privileges normally denied to users of the program. Often programmers build back doors so they can fix bugs. The feature can pose a security risk if hackers or others learn about it.
Keywords:  waning, moments, game, cover, bet
Cover bet in waning moments of game
A 'cover' that occurs in the waning moments of a game
Back of the hole.
a security hole in a piece of software
A hole in the security of a computer system. These can be deliberately left in place by developers or administrators. They can also be installed covertly by Malware and crackers.
Keywords:  brb, bbiab, bitchx, bbiahos, bbl
ban ban evasion bbiab bbiahos bbl BitchX bot brb BX
A usually hidden or secret means for an external user to break into your host, network, application, or data. See also virus.
an entrance at the rear of a building
A usually hidden or secret means for an external user to break into an application, host, or network.
Keywords:  goalkeepers, goal, tough, kick, weak
An area near the goal where the attacker is positioned, that is on the weak side.
The area on the opposite side of the goal mouth from where a cross or corner kick was taken, extremely tough for goalkeepers to cover.
240\240\240\240\240\240\240\240\240\240\240 An entry point installed on a system without the system administrator\222s knowledge
an entry point to an application that permits access or use by other than the normal or usual means
Electromagnetic signals enter and propagate into the target through circuitry and paths that were not intended for signal entry. Pathways can be cracks, seams or seals.
Keywords:  swinger, slang, commonly, anal, sex
This is a slang commonly used by swinger for anal sex.
Keywords:  orifice
an easy route back into an already compromised system or network device that was put in place by the attacker or even a previous attacker
Keywords:  treasury
The U.S. Treasury.
A means of accessing your computer or protected data without your knowledge or permission.
Keywords:  blind, side, see
see blind side.
a software function that allows someone to decrypt data without the key