Virus invasion! Trojan infection!
The frantic alarm sounds immediately startled everyone.
What's happening?
The invincible attackers, they're back again?
In a panic, the situation was quickly clarified.
Those people had indeed found the defense systems' vulnerabilities of the three juggernauts again, launching a Trojan attack.
Virus invasions would aggressively and malevolently infect existing programs.
Striving to seize control of the equipment, they were easily detected, thus triggering alarms.
But a Trojan infection would stealthily carry out its destructive work.
Deleting hard drive data, crippling operating systems, stealing database information.
This wave of attacks, of course, quickly triggered the antivirus software's suppression.
However, the adversary's mutating disguises were wreaking havoc while also generating a mass of useless processes.
As a result, computers, industrial control machines, servers, and so forth, ran under high processor loads.
