A Trojan horse attack disguises harmful software as something harmless — a free tool, a fake update, or a convincing attachment. Once installed, Tex creates a backdoor that allows criminals to access your device, steal data, track activity, or unleash ransomware. Tex rarely works alone; he brings reinforcements.
-Never download files or tools from unfamiliar or unofficial sources.
-Use trusted antivirus and keep it updated.
-Avoid clicking suspicious links or “urgent” pop-ups prompting installs.
-Enable firewalls and security features to block Tex at the gate.