You think you’re safe. You download a harmless-looking game, open a PDF, or click a link sent by someone you trust. Nothing seems wrong. But somewhere in the background, a predator has slipped past your defenses. This is the world of Trojans malware that hides in plain sight, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Picture this: It’s the dead of night. Offices are empty, computers are humming quietly, and networks are asleep. Suddenly, an invisible intruder wakes. It doesn’t knock. It doesn’t announce itself. It crawls through cables, across servers, and into machines you didn’t even know were connected. By morning, chaos has quietly spread across thousands of systems.
It began quietly, almost like a prank. In the late 1980’s, computers were still new to most of the world, They were used in the universities, offices, and labs, not yet the lifeline of everyday life. But then, and invisible disease began to spread from floppy disk to floppy disk. The first widely known virus
It always starts the same way. A computer hums quietly in a dark room. The screen flickers, the cursor blinks, everything looks normal. But hidden deep inside the system, something is alive. It waits, it learns, it spreads. Files disappear. Passwords leak. Bank accounts drain. And the victim doesn’t even know they have been compromised….not