false command
[/fɔːls kəˈmɑːnd/]
nounpl: false commands
comando falso
1. An instruction or order that is not genuine, authentic, or authorized; a fraudulent or illegitimate directive
The hacker executed a false command to gain unauthorized access to the system.
O hacker executou um comando falso para obter acesso não autorizado ao sistema.
2. In computing, an invalid or malformed instruction that does not correspond to any recognized function or operation
The program returned an error when processing the false command syntax.
O programa retornou um erro ao processar a sintaxe do comando falso.
3. A misleading order given to deceive or manipulate someone into performing an unintended action
She recognized the false command as a social engineering attempt.
Ela reconheceu o comando falso como uma tentativa de engenharia social.
The term 'false command' is primarily used in technical, military, and cybersecurity contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazil, it gained prominence with the growth of cybersecurity awareness. It reflects concerns about system integrity, data protection, and fraudulent attempts to manipulate automated systems or personnel.
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