Yes. It's analogous with the Trojan Horse story from Greek mythology, where the Trojans secrete themselves within a large wooden horse left as a "gift" to the Greeks, thus gaining entry to the Greek stronghold. A Trojan program works the same way. The "gift horse" relies on social engineering to entice you to install the payload upon your system by offering you a popular software package for free. Torrent websites are a common source of Trojans -- for obvious reasons.
I just ran a free scan with TREND MICRO Housecall 6.5 and got rid of it. In addition, it even fixes whatever mess this Trojan has left behind.
Normally its called a Trojan or malware or spyware, that's if it installs by ti self say for instance while surfing the internet. If its installed by a person withoout your prior knowledge i do not know waht you call it then hope this will help you.
It is a virus called Mal-ware (Malicious Software) and is programmed to destroy critical files on a computer, these viruses to be undetected will travel in a Trojan Horse that will transport viruses in and out of the computer system.
It depend on the site you are referring .It may or may not be related to the Trojan
no the Spartans did and at night they fought Greece and the Spartans won
None, the Trojan war was a battle between the (Achaeans and Trojans). The Greeks won the battle with the famous Trojan Horse, the Spartans fought with the Greeks against Troy.
The Trojans did with that whole Trojan horse shenanigans.
No
It took a very long time to build the Trojan Horse but the Trojan War was also going on so they had to multitask which means they had to get a lot of bj's :-
Using wood.
Build a wooden horse. Hey, it worked during the Trojan War!
10 years
Spartans
According to the Greek mythology in order to defeat the Trojans the Greeks build a Trojan horse which held warriors hidden in it.These warriors attacked the Trojans during night and led to the destruction of Trojan empire.
Athena helping the Greeks win the war by telling them to build the 'Trojan Horse'.
yes there was a Trojan Horse.