What is "backdoors"

Usage examples of "backdoors".

Oh, with some of the other backdoors whoever-it-is could probably get control of the engines and the reactor.

I won’t tell Fathom until you do an initial check to see if she’s the one who’s holding the backdoors.

If Fathom’s the one with the backdoors, she has them on official authority.

I don’t like the idea of her having those backdoors, but what I don’t like doesn’t make any difference.

In this case, she’d arranged for fairly well-hidden backdoors to exist—while burying her real backdoors far deeper inside the system.

Courtesy of a few backdoors the new management still hasn't found yet, I was able to track the file to his account and also when he pulled it back out after his own arrival from Manticore and lodged it in the secure database of his attorney's law firm.

Courtesy of a few backdoors the new management still hasn’t found yet, I was able to track the file to his account and also when he pulled it back out after his own arrival from Manticore and lodged it in the secure database of his attorney’s law firm.

Most of the basic techniques of computer intrusion: password cracking, trapdoors, backdoors, trojan horses--were invented in college environments in the 1960s, in the early days of network computing.

Garbage piled up in heaps against walls near the backdoors of restaurants.