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They’re likely referring to a remote access trojan (malware) which likely shares many features of whatever administrative tool the IT team uses at that company.
by specktr 5y ago
They’re likely referring to a remote access trojan (malware) which likely shares many features of whatever administrative tool the IT team uses at that company.
- sevensor 5y agoIs there a fundamental difference between a remote administration tool and a remote access trojan?
- reissbaker 5y agoSeems like roughly the same difference between a malware keylogger and say, X11. They both intercept all your keystrokes, but you wanted the latter one to do so and didn't want the former. ("But I didn't want the remote admin tool on my computer!" It's not your computer, it's the company's computer. And they wanted it there.)