A back door into a system that bypasses normal system controls is called a
A)virus.
B)logic bomb.
C)trap door.
D)data diddle.

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A trap door is a type of hidden entry point into a program, operating system or software application that bypasses normal system controls. This is often done by the developer of the software for troubleshooting or maintenance purposes, but can be exploited by hackers as well. The other options are types of malware or attacks, but do not specifically refer to a back door entry point.

A Back Door into a System That Bypasses Normal System