| Even if you're fuzzy on the details most people have heard of the stunningly beautiful Helen of Troy and the Trojan horse. |
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| Spanish police have arrested a man suspected of writing a Trojan horse which spied on users via webcams. |
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| It is claimed that the suspect spread the Trojan horse by emailing thousands of messages that promised job offers. |
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| Experts at Sophos have warned users to be wary of unsolicited emails claiming to contain photographs, after a Trojan horse was spammed to internet users. |
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| That can mean stealing information, destroying files, or virtually shutting down an entire company through the use of a Trojan horse or logic bomb. |
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| Following the 2004 movie Troy, starring Brad Pitt, Canakkale bought the Trojan horse used in the film and put it in a public park. |
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| Is Moscow's aid convoy to eastern Ukraine the real thing, or a Trojan horse preparing the way for more war? |
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| It offered education and moral guidance inside the Trojan horse of entertainment. |
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| Select this option only if you are sure that a virus, Trojan horse or worm is not at work. |
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| A Trojan horse, hidden in other programs or files, which seem to be harmless. |
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| The rights ideology may function as something of a Trojan horse for those who really mean what they say about human rights. |
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| The opposition and President Saca in the first place no longer hesitate to point to him as the Trojan horse of the Communists. |
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| In a Trojan horse attack, the malefactor conceals unauthorized instructions within an authorized program. |
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| The details of the Board and its procedures will matter, but the obvious Trojan horse is the verifier. |
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| If the Trojan horse determines you are visiting a hardcore website it then downloads code which redirects the browser to another pornographic site. |
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| A similar Trojan horse backdoor, named Migmaf, is used as a reverse proxy that helps shield the location of a Web site. |
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| If we now botch coexistence, it will turn into a Trojan horse, and then these good, high-quality markets, including the wine market, will have gone. |
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| Whenever you use your personal computer and the Internet, there is a potential risk of contracting a computer virus or the possibility of infiltration by intrusion software known as a Trojan horse. |
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| Contrary to the assertions of the enemies of freedom and fanatics of whatever origins, this ethic is not a western model offered as a Trojan horse by civilizations held in contempt. |
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| The sugar market: Africa, the Trojan horse in a sorry state! |
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| Simplification is no Trojan horse to water down essential regulatory protection in relation for instance to consumer protection or the protection of the environment. |
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| In his article, Eric Chaurette explores how international aid is being used as a Trojan horse to facilitate the introduction of GMO crops in the South. |
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| The chemotherapy drug, arsenic trioxide, is packed into a very tiny Trojan horse called a nanobin. |
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| French President Charles de Gaulle feared British membership would be an American Trojan horse and vetoed its application. |
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| The scene is set for a fight to the death and then an appearance of the famous Trojan Horse. |
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| It's entirely possible that your computer might be infected with a Trojan Horse that says you are signing one document, when in fact you are signing another. |
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| The academy has opened its doors to the Trojan Horse and has found itself swamped with a discipline which does not pay homage to the traditional gods of Logos and Logic. |
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| However, this Government is using one institution as a Trojan Horse to rope all tertiary education institutions into the same corral and exert control over them. |
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| A Trojan Horse is a program that neither replicates nor copies itself, but causes damage or compromises the security of the computer. |
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| In the end, however, it is sly Odysseus's invention, the Trojan Horse, that permits the Greek forces to enter Troy with terrible consequences. |
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| Bear in mind the legendary Trojan Horse, which allowed Greek soldiers to penetrate the walls of Troy. |
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| Once opened, the attachment is designed to plant a Trojan Horse on the unsuspecting recipient's computer, making its content accessible to the attackers. |
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| Achilles's death is supposed to occur well before the deployment of the Trojan Horse. |
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| And that's the beauty of using music as a Trojan Horse into closed minds. |
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| What Trojan Horse does tell us though is that if schools are not connected with best practice they are more likely to be susceptible to isolation. |
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| By stealing the password and user identity, the trojan horse gives its author unlimited access to the user's network or ISP accounts, which can then be used illegally. |
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| Trojan Horse A program that neither replicates nor copies itself, but causes damage or compromises the security of the computer. |
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| Indeed, the Trojan War is won by a notorious example of Greek guile in the Trojan Horse. |
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| Opponents saw her as a Trojan Horse for the ousted president, dubbing her Xiomel, a conflation of the couple's nicknames. |
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| Sabet says the Florida ballot measure was a Trojan Horse for legalization and voters were seeing it for what it was. |
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| But the success of science turned it into a Trojan Horse as scientists increasingly limited their discussions and explanations to natural phenomena. |
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| Symantec's Trojan Horse detection engine operates on a type of signature-based scanning, pulling from a database of hundreds of previously identified Trojan Horses. |
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| Finally, Odysseus asks Demodocus to return to the Trojan War theme and tell of the Trojan Horse, a stratagem in which Odysseus had played a leading role. |
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| Let's put all the cock-ups behind us such as the Trojan Horse, the illegal bus lanes fiasco and last, but not least, the farcical and non-sensical green waste imposition. |
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