In the center of the USC campus stands the Trojan Shrine, popularly known as Tommy Trojan.
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The initial document carried the Emotet trojan, which installed itself and subsequently downloaded another trojan called TrickBot and the Ryuk ransomware.
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In computing, a Trojan horse, or Trojan, is a generally non-self-replicating type of malware containing malicious code that, when executed, carries out actions determined by the nature of the Trojan, typically causing loss or theft of data and possible system harm.
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Trojan Holding, which own a number of construction companies including Trojan General Contracting, has worked on large contracts for developers including Aldar Properties, Emaar Properties, and Nakheel.
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These questions are implicit in the titling of the work, which takes its name from a Trojan priest murdered by his sons after attempting to expose the Trojan Horse scheme.
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The 10-year Trojan War was fought to protect the honor of one Greek king, whose wife, Helen, had been stolen by — or had run off with — a Trojan prince.
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Instant Articles, in particular, struck them as a Trojan horse.
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It's no secret that voice assistants are a Trojan horse.
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After all, only one Earth Trojan has ever been found.
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Then he showed Altman Instagram pictures of the Trojan horse.
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Breitbart News has gone all in behind a Trojan horse.
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The instrumentals, she noted, are something of a Trojan horse.
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She is also the editorial director of USC's Daily Trojan.
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The Trojan horse malware behaves much in the same way.
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But, realistically, the Trump China plan is a Trojan Horse.
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I work out four times a week like a Trojan.
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Trojan Nation's previous best was third in a maiden event.
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I view this as a sort of Trojan horse strategy.
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At first pass, this seems relatively straightforward: Trojan shilling condoms?
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It's "a Trojan Horse time bomb," as Wags puts it.
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It could be ransomware, a banking trojan, or information theft.
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"Bizarre Foods," it turned out, was a perfect Trojan horse.
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Homer's hero, Odysseus, employed the trick of the Trojan horse.
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It's a Trojan horse for a version of moral philosophy.
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So in effect, the settlement would be a Trojan horse.
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It's a Trojan horse with deep government reductions stuffed inside.
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All you have to do is ask the Trojan fans.
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The overture segues into a solo scene for Ilia, a Trojan princess who is now a prisoner on the island of Crete, where Idomeneo, who has been off fighting in the Trojan wars, is king.
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BRISEIS, an enslaved Trojan queen, speaks only once in the "Iliad".
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"We don't want any Trojan horses in the EU," she said.
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Yesterday, NASA announced a new mission to investigate these "trojan" asteroids.
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This particular trojan was discovered on a Swiss security company's website.
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The whole problem with a Trojan horse is the switcheroo aspect.
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Viruses, worms, Trojan horses, ransomware, spyware, adware and more are malware.
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RAT RAT stands for Remote Access Tool or Remote Access Trojan.
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Just like that, "Lyin' Ted" and the "Trojan horse" were back.
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The Greeks quickly overwhelmed the Trojan forces and captured the city.
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Voting is the free world's Achilles heel and/or Trojan horse.
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" Keyshawn Johnson -- "RIP to former Trojan and NY Jet, Joe McKnight.
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"The app is not a malicious Trojan or spyware," he said.
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Picture it: them embedded in the belly of a Trojan us.
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Before Election Day, the caravan was a Trojan Horse for jihadists.
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My Trojan sisters and I are standing together to speak out.
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But, initially, as you say, the Trojan horse was a game.
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You should think of the Echo Look, instead, as Amazon's Trojan horse.
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Its video game consoles have always been something of a Trojan horse.
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"The perfect Trojan horse," as Garbage lead singer Shirley Manson put it.
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The researchers tested their Trojan Horse bacteria in mice with colon cancer.
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In a way, though, that response system was Top Hat's Trojan horse.
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So the chances of BZ colliding with another Trojan asteroid are small.
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Mosqueda comes to the job with Trojan pride deep in her blood.
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Trojan. I have nothing snarky to say here, and neither should you!
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Even now, more than a decade later, Hanson remains a proud Trojan.
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Like at USC, there's the idea that you're a Trojan for life.
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The Ying Yang Twins' 2005 hit is a Trojan horse of sorts.
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Humor needn't be a diluting agent; it can be a Trojan horse.
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A Trojan horse with nails along its mane looms over the driveway.
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And those portraits of Trojan stars on the walls above the lockers?
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That is because, he thinks, "Vivre Me Tue" was a Trojan Horse.
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But when you listen to the layers, it's like a Trojan horse.
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Academic exchange, the video explained, was a Trojan horse for regime change.
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A separate criminal complaint also ties Yakubets to the infamous Zeus trojan.
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"It's a Trojan-horse approach," he told me before speaking with Nelson.
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It would be a family drama, Trojan horsed as a horror movie.
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What overwhelming story or fear or feeling has been Trojan-horsed inside?
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Now, he faces serious federal charges for allegedly creating the Kronos banking trojan.
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Once downloaded, it would attempt to install a "9002" remote access Trojan (RAT).
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LED lightbulbs could also serve as a trojan horse to the smart home.
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The 13MP camera is a Trojan horse, filled with promises and little else.
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That could make the Beam an oblong Trojan horse, expanding Sonos' customer base.
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USC on game days became the gathering place for all of Trojan nation.
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And I've been saying, this is going to be like the Trojan horse.
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Spoiler alert — if you haven't watched "Trojan Horse" in its entirety, stop reading.
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Even then, Biggins has an idea of who their favorite Trojan will be.
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Repealing the RFS for a toxic trojan horse would be a terrible idea.
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The party sees groups like his as potential Trojan horses of political subversion.
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Hutchins was indicted for creating and distributing different malware, the Kronos banking trojan.
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The Senate must stop this Trojan Horse before it enters the city gates.
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Hutchins was indicted for creating and distributing other malware, the Kronos banking trojan.
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But ultimately, the reality is that the bill itself is likely a Trojan horse.
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Some liberals also see free speech as a Trojan horse for alt-right bigotry.
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A soldier beneath the Trojan Horse prompts the next "car" forward with his spear.
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It's the perfect trojan horse for tapping into CRM and co-existing with Salesforce.
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She accused members of the Israeli parliament of being "Trojan Horses who aid terrorism."
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"Home of a Trojan FAN!!!" exclaims a sign that adorns some east-side yards.
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If you're a part of that Trojan network, they take care of their own.
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" The candidate has also questioned whether Syrian refugees would be like a "Trojan horse.
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The Trojan horse of net neutrality should be rejected once again by the Senate.
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The makers of a major banking trojan added a new backdoor to its toolkit.
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Here, Dido, the Queen of Carthage, falls in love with the Trojan hero Aeneas.
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Forcing women to have babies, it happens in the Trojan War, for heaven's sake.
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With hindsight, Mr. Trump's libertinism made him the perfect Trojan Horse for conservative values.
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"I feel like a lot of products I've made are Trojan horses," he said.
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Even sexual liberation, won by a previous generation, is a baby-boomer Trojan horse.
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But, step by step, her brand of fascism gets Trojan-horsed into viral celebrity.
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One of its productions, "Our Trojan War," was staged last week in Austin, Tex.
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There will also be episodes on Stonehenge, the Trojan War, and giants in the Southwest.
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But is it also a Trojan horse for social lessons about the criminal justice system?
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Cressida: Meaning "gold" in Greek, Cressida is Trojan prince Troilus' lover in mythology (and Shakespeare).
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"I'm there to protect the health of Trojan [USC] women," he told the LA Times.
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Memes spread across social media, comparing the suspension of the bill to a Trojan horse.
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Plebiscitum® was more like Trojan horse malware, starting a chain reaction to dismantle elections.
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But with the Trojan War looming, Achilles and Patroclus must face their own heartbreaking destinies.
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In other words, Messenger is a great Trojan horse designed to learn everything about you.
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Once installed on the user's computer, the trojan relays the user's activity back to Turla.
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The start of the trail was Lurk, a banking trojan that has targeted Russian users.
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It's a classic 'Trojan Horse' startups play, as used by Dropbox, Box and many others.
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Trojans If you haven't yet heard the Greek myth of the Trojan horse, buckle up!
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After that, the Lazarus Group unleashes previously unknown malware the firm has identified as Trojan.
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"The Trojan family needs to change its dysfunctional ways," she said, referring to USC's mascot.
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"This is going to be the great Trojan horse," Mr. Trump said, discussing Syrian refugees.
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Regev publicly yelled at her, calling her a traitor in Arabic and a Trojan horse.
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He didn't have to Trojan-horse them into his novels' characters or plot points anymore.
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It can act as a Trojan horse, a disguise for radical upheavals, for fresh revolutions.
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In early June, Trojan will be featured at the top of YouTube for 24 hours.
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Arabtec, Trojan and Shuaa was not immediately available for comment, while UBS declined to comment.
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This could be the Trojan horse that makes our bodies more vulnerable to developing cancer.
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In the security business, a rideshare may also be viewed as a potential Trojan horse.
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NASA's Lucy spacecraft will be the first craft to explore the Trojan asteroids orbiting Jupiter.
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Armand Shyne converted the first one with a 3-yard run to the Trojan 32.
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Like a Trojan horse, that can opener could sneak modernist ideas through the front door.
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NASA Is Actually Going to Visit That Insane Metallic WorldThere's nothing quite like Psyche anywhere else in our solar system—a small asteroid belt object…Read more ReadMars, Neptune, and Earth have their own trojan objects, but Jupiter has a trojan swarm unlike any other.
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"If it's just sexy and fun, you lose the education part," said Ms. Boodram, who this summer was picked to host a Trojan-sponsored MTV web series called "Guide To" (and who showed up at the Video Music Awards wearing a Trojan-covered latex dress).
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These spaces are often the Trojan horses needed to raise the value of property and neighborhood.
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XOXO clothing company says it's getting screwed by Trojan condoms ... and not in the good way.
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The most popular attack loads the pirated media, such as torrents, with a malicious Trojan file.
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Troilus and Cressida: The Trojan War, but not the parts you learned in history class. 22016.
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It's unclear if the trojan has any lasting effects beyond a silly and somewhat annoying message.
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Trojan Nation, the only horse in the Derby who has never won a race, remained defeated.
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Though Jupiter has Trojan asteroids, it's unclear whether or not Earth's Lagrange points host similar objects.
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"We positioned ourselves as a storage company knowing that was a Trojan horse," Delk told me.
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They said that banking malware had shared infrastructure with a malicious Remote Access Trojan or RAT.
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Like GozNym, Citadel was a so-called Trojan — a kind of malware disguised as legitimate software.
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The sculpture calls to mind the Trojan horse by which the ancient Greeks tricked their foes.
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During the campaign, the A.N.C. attacked the Democratic Alliance as a Trojan horse for white interests.
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Key themes included Muslims as subhumans or "Trojan horses" seeking to impose Shariah law on America.
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Many opponents say the law is a Trojan horse that would lead to legalizing gay marriage.
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It was the preeminent malware banking Trojan from 2628 to 28503, according to the Justice Department.
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It was the Trojans, not the Greeks, who let the Greek, not the Trojan, horse enter.
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"This is a Trojan Horse project," an Indecline spokesman who wished to remain anonymous told Hyperallergic.
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It turns out delivery vehicles could be the "Trojan horse" for electric to really take off.
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Many pieces reference female characters from myth and history: Joan of Arc, Antigone and Trojan women.
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Weaver was also the lone Trojan to make more than one of his 3-point attempts.
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Often, charisma is the Trojan horse that carries new sounds, styles or ideas into the mainstream.
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It is like the story of the Trojan horse, which brings the enemy inside the city.
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"Kuehnert is the Trojan, Borjans the wooden horse," Bild quoted one senior SPD member as saying.
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The bill will serve as the legislative equivalent of a Trojan Horse to gut the ESA.
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USC, with all its wealth and power, failed to protect the daughters of its Trojan Family.
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This could be a better, bigger, more horrible version than the legendary Trojan horse ever was.
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This is exactly where a 'yes' vote on Proposition 64 might serve as a Trojan horse.
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The malware can deliver itself as a Trojan that masquerades as a porn-related program or file.
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A Russian-made Trojan horse program called ZeuS sparked a 10-year surge in online bank robbery.
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FakeFortnite," the name given to the "clickbait trojan" for the Android platform that pretends to install "Fortnite.
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Opponents see such school offerings as a Trojan horse to bring far-right Christian views into schools.
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Can you imagine if Amazon's really a Trojan horse and that Alexa's going to start showing advertisements?
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He was the Trojan Horse, sneaking into a boozy affair to lampoon the very people being celebrated.
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The trojan masquerades as a photo app on your phone and is specially camouflaged for maximum sneakiness.
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Lucy will also use its telecommunications system to determine the masses and densities of the Trojan targets.
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But, he learned how to push through obstacles long before he put on Trojan cardinal and gold.
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The CW's The 1003 is a bit of a Trojan horse as far as television shows go.
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First, Checkpoint warned users of a Trojan spreading in Europe that was the first of its kind.
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Memes were the Trojan horse that allowed the out-group to infiltrate and influence the in-group.
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As a USC Trojan running back, he set NCAA records and won the Heisman Trophy in 1968.
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Many of the security programs describe the file as a generic trojan or backdoor for Windows platforms.
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And the new iteration, proposed as part of the Republican tax bill, is also a Trojan horse.
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Unfortunately, this is only a Trojan horse for greater censorship, surveillance, and an infringement on civil liberties.
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The GOP's complex delegate allocation rules, Trojan horse delegates and shadowy convention rules are seen as undemocratic.
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And so begins a Trojan horse for a ghoulish game all to push a phony CNN segment.
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"The breast pump is a Trojan horse strategy to get into the larger nutrition market," she said.
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These types of apps were trojan horses to gain access to profiles that could then be resold.
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An earlier version of this essay referred to the Greeks letting the Trojan horse within the gates.
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King Menelaus and his army vowed to destroy Paris and Troy, and thus began the Trojan War.
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They can save $62 billion and roll out 5G infrastructure quickly with a baked-in Trojan horse.
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It's clear that Dylan is responsible for the Trojan horse, which Boseman suspects once Lucca is detained.
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And certain varieties of the major condom brands, including Trojan, Durex and Lifestyles, also are nitrosamine free.
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Inscribed on the statue's base are the attributes of the ideal Trojan: Faithful Scholarly Skillful Courageous Ambitious.
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" Bob Kelly now calls Narte-Parker and the other first enrollees from her extended family "Trojan horses.
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Instead, he has built a Trojan horse for his opponents outside the walls of his own city.
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" He spoke of "easily exploited visa programs" and infiltration "bigger than the legendary Trojan horse ever was.
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"Chavista lite!" say opposition radicals, always suspicious that Falcon came into their ranks as a Trojan horse.
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But I'd probably send a virus, put a bit of Trojan malware in there, bit of porn.
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And with waterproof silicone exteriors and rechargeable batteries, it's a step up in quality from the Trojan products currently stocked in store, all while been sold at a significantly lower price point than either the Trojan products or the more luxe offerings available at a store like Babeland.
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William Shelton, the former commander of Air Force space command, likened the satellite to a space Trojan horse.
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She reads William Butler Yeats' "Leda and the Swan," which describes the mythological prelude to the Trojan War.
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The Lucy spacecraft will fly to Jupiter and study its Trojan asteroids, which trail behind the giant planet.
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The emotional new film from Drake Doremus is a tender romance tucked in a sci-fi Trojan horse.
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" He also likened accepting refugees from Syria into the US as "the great Trojan horse of all time.
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It acted as a Trojan horse to add extra features into browsers, and direct people to Google services.
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The 5X is a Trojan Horse, it impresses you with its exterior but something more nefarious lurks within.
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So, I bought a Trojan horse in December as a little self-gift for Christmas: an Echo Dot.
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Obviously, Amazon's comfort in 2018 in building and shipping a Trojan horse like this is all my fault.
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Trojan is an iconic brand that represents an impactful message of protection and awareness in the LGBTQ community.
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I wanted to use the currency of pop, because I knew the record would be this Trojan horse.
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Many opponents see the bill as a Trojan horse that would lead to the legalization of gay marriage.
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The news revolves around Germany's so-called "state trojan," an overarching term given to the authority's hacking capabilities.
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But this is just a Trojan Horse for its bigger goal: Helping humans understand their four-legged friends.
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Security is important to prevent unauthorized software, including Trojan horses or other malicious malware, from being inadvertently downloaded.
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" Paris Barclay, one of the show's executive producers, said that the baseball element is a "dramatic Trojan horse.
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If Achilles had sulked this long in his tent we would all be speaking Trojan, but never mind.
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It is either nonsense or a deliberate deception: a trojan horse built out of toothpicks and duct tape.
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" Barrasso said allowing Huawei in the U.S. "would be like the Trojan Horse ready to steal more information.
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Mathews finished with nine points on a night just one Trojan — forward Chimezie Metu — scored in double figures.
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With Atlanta as his "trojan horse," Glover is helping rewrite a narrative that's been shut out of Hollywood.
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That legacy is being cemented this year, with each side in Super Bowl 15.53 boasting a Troy Trojan.
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"Any idiot can see this is a Trojan horse," right-wing politician Giorgia Meloni told reporters on Thursday.
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A very good, very raw rendition of the Trojan War from the point of view of the women.
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And the same type of attack can turn pretty much any USB device into a virtual trojan horse.
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The first season had shades of "Groundhog Day," another comedy that was a Trojan horse for philosophical inquiry.
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"Penthesilea" is a shocking play of passion and blood lust set against the backdrop of the Trojan War.
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Hence the second conclusion that's being drawn from Syria's experience: Democracy is the Trojan horse of Western neocolonialism.
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" He said Beijing is using a "Trojan horse" strategy to gain influence in "many parts of the world.
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On September 2, against Western Michigan, he snapped the ball in a live game as a USC Trojan.
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How one user moves their mouse, for example, can't be recreated by a cybercriminal or remote access trojan.
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In such case, the planted KillDisk destructive trojan would act as a means of making recovery more difficult.
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Terms for the weaponization of code are well known: Malware, virus, Trojan horse and denial-of-service attack.
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In the Iliad Andromache, wife of the Trojan warrior Hector, meets her husband on the city's famous walls.
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Smaller sculptures called Laocoön Fragments—glitchy busts of the Trojan priest who, along with his sons, met his death at the hands of Athena via giant sea serpents for nearly ratting out the Greeks hiding in the Trojan horse—were 3D printed with iron-filled resin to create abstract, polygonal versions.
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Amazon's shopping app, already a top destination, now becomes a Trojan Horse for Amazon's most promising product in years.
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Examining their computers, he saw that they were infected with the same malware: something called the Zeus Trojan horse.
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Discussions and due diligence of a potential merger with Trojan, announced in September, continue to take place, it said.
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The app is actually a Trojan horse for the company's other applications, including a programming framework for 3D scanning.
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But conservative lawmakers saw the program as a Trojan horse designed to smuggle anti-American sentiments into the classrooms.
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Why tell the tale of another endless war when you could put a new spin on the Trojan War?
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"We are very excited to welcome Kliff to the Trojan Family," USC coach Clay Helton said in a statement.
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Together, they all forge a Trojan horse of black culture, designed to pump in sodium while pulling out profits.
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This is the future of the smart home interface Amazon's Echo is often referred to as a Trojan Horse.
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TrickBot, a financially motivated trojan, infects Windows computers through a malicious Excel document sent by a specially crafted email.
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Elsewhere in the file, the CIA allegedly points to the well known DarkComet remote access trojan for activating webcams.
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Trojan Nation (50-1), Majesto (30-13), Brody's Cause (12-1) and Danzing Candy (15-1) drew those spots.
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My legs would tremble at the thoughts of Achilles' relationship with imprisoned Trojan queen Briseis (played by Rose Byrne).
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A prime example is Czech President Milos Zeman, who has been referred to as Putin's "Trojan horse" in Europe.
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A new report from the short-seller Spruce Point Capital is targeting Church & Dwight, the maker of Trojan condoms.
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Trump has argued that terrorists are using refugee resettlement as a kind of Trojan horse to enter the country.
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Activists dressed as Trojan heroes and gods crashed the opening of a BP-funded exhibition at the British Museum.
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They try to write procedures to decrypt user files that have been encrypted by a Trojan-Ransom class malware.
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They are "like Trojan horses made of vegetables making it onto kids' plates and into their stomachs," Christianson said.
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But what if hackers could create "virtual" thumb drives, that can serve as a trojan horse to these systems?
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The trojan dates back to at least 2013 when it was used frequently against targets in the Middle East.
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"Allowing American trains and buses to become Trojan horses for these technologies on American soil is unacceptable," Cornyn added.
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"Allowing American trains and buses to become Trojan horses for these technologies on American soil is unacceptable," Cornyn added.
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In the indictment, Hutchins was accused of being involved in the creation and distribution of the Kronos banking Trojan.
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Taiwan also has a history of viewing Chinese airliners as a Trojan horse for military threats against the island.
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Donald Trump's refugee paranoia, his Trojan horses and snakes, and his son's poisonous Skittles might resonate with his supporters.
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But through its own research, Trojan has found that just over half of sexually active women have actually purchased rubbers.
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The intrigue: "We don't know if this is a one-off, or a trojan we'll see again," said Miller-Osborn.
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Putting Assistant inside Google Maps seems like a minor thing, but it is a major Trojan horse for the iPhone.
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" The review's author reportedly called the tool "creepy" and apparently joked that it should be called "not-a-trojan-horse_dot_exe.
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Hernando finally comes in handy by using his classics education — he suggests they use a Trojan horse to get inside.
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The monologues are blended with a chorus delivering lines from Queen Echuba, who was enslaved along with other Trojan women.
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Some of the fiercest critics of the patent clause have dubbed React a "'Trojan horse' into the open source community".
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Once I heard Hudson Mohawke's tracks, I felt like I had found the perfect Trojan Horse to embed them into.
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Daniel Sullivan, a mainstay of Shakespeare in the Park, will direct "Troilus and Cressida," a rarely performed Trojan War tragedy.
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The indictment interprets Hutchins' analysis of Phase Bot as an attempt to discredit a competitor of the Kronos banking trojan.
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Despite playing in USC's backyard, during the throes of the Pete Carroll era, he had minimal awareness of Trojan football.
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They're almost like a Trojan horse, bringing this food to America that's now beloved by many and known by all.
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Once downloaded and run, it drops a remote access trojan in the background after the victim clicks the "hack" button.
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In the middle of night, when the Trojan soldiers were sleeping off their drunkenness, the Greeks popped out and attacked.
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The e-commerce giant on Thursday said it added brands including Starbucks, Trojan and Clorox to its Dash Button program.
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"This is the only way to stop the internet from becoming a Trojan horse for tyranny and oppression," he said.
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It sounds benign and looks good on the outside, but net neutrality is as deceiving inside as the Trojan horse.
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I was Trojan-horsing FX. If I told them what I really wanted to do, it wouldn't have gotten made.
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The macros installed a trojan which contacted a server, and downloaded the malware that recorded the desired log-in information.
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Donald Trump's fake populism was nothing but scaffolding over a trojan horse of bigoted cultural resentment and Koch-sponsored plutocracy.
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"CFA abhors discrimination of any kind whether it is focused on race, age or gender," Trojan wrote in the email.
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Now, US prosecutors claim the researcher helped create and distribute the Kronos banking trojan between July 2014 and July 2015.
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With the creation of these licensed mass grow-ops the government had trojan-horsed a legitimate private sector into Canada.
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But months of Fox News anchors claiming the resolution is a Trojan horse to impose socialism have shifted the debate.
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In later projects I began using fashion production as a Trojan horse to disrupt scopic regimes for viewing the other.
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Because even if no one ever orders their condoms through Dash, Amazon and Trojan are creating a conversation around condoms.
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Although this is a long sought-after conservative goal, the bill is still a Trojan Horse of federal government regulation.
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When the Romans invaded Corinthia in 146 B.C., they spared Tenea, possibly because of shared mythical links to Trojan founders.
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"Tenea was built by the Trojans after the end of the Trojan War, according to the myth," Dr. Korka said.
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And Earth has one known Trojan asteroid, a rock that stays with a planet, leading or trailing its annual march.
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In true Stanford band fashion, it directed any response from Trump's attorneys be sent to the USC Trojan Marching Band.
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Refugees and asylum-seekers were a potential invading force, a "Trojan horse" who were taking government resources away from helping Americans.
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The Trojan asteroids near Jupiter are thought to be remnants of an earlier period in the history of the solar system.
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It was a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), a malicious software that allows attackers to control a computer without having physical access.
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Lucy will be heading to Jupiter's orbit, where it will explore the Trojan asteroids — objects trapped by the gas giant's gravity.
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The household product manufacturer, known for its Arm & Hammer and Trojan brands, has shown consistent and steady growth over the years.
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The only horse that might not have a shot is Trojan Nation (26-234 odds) who has never won a race.
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Shonda Rhimes has dominated television for more than a decade, starting with the sudsy, feminist trojan horse that is Grey's Anatomy.
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Looking at the trojan asteroids our planet shepherds might provide a more accurate snapshot of the material our planet formed from.
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On October 12th he called El Bronco a Trojan horse sent by the PRI, to which Mr Rodríguez belonged until 2014.
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On Android, the company's Trojan Horse has long been the Microsoft Launcher, which is getting support for the Windows Timeline feature.
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Now, complete with massive new wings, the statue joins the park's farm animals, carnival performances, and a life-size Trojan horse.
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According to the Daily Trojan, police served Masina with a search warrant to seize his iPhone and DNA samples August 25.
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Viruses are nature's Trojan horses—they replicate by smuggling their genes into a host's cells, turning them into mini virus factories.
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The bomb-ass basketball play was shunted aside for a very boring story about a "Trojan loyalist" who changed Walton's life.
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" However, he agrees that there is a possibility that Apple could use Apple TV as a "Trojan horse for digital home.
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Like a Trojan, it can also put other things on your machine or make a backdoor for a hacker to enter.
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Those hackers had stolen over 1.7 billion roubles ($25.33 million) from Russian institutions and banks, and used a trojan called Lurk.
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In August, Steve Sarkisian insulted Trojan opponents and added an expletive to the "Fight On!" cheer at an event for supporters.
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"To me, Huawei in the United States would be like a Trojan horse ready to steal more information from us," Sen.
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The virus used, known as Corcow Trojan, has reportedly infiltrated 28500,6900 computers worldwide and infected over 2628 financial institutions, Bloomberg reports.
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This Marxist's Trojan horse is intended to enact socialism by installing the Hugo Chavezes of this world through the democratic process.
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Or you can try what Fox did to Firefly: wildly mischaracterize it in order to Trojan-horse it into people's homes.
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The Age of Bronze series uses Homer's work to visualize the epic events of the Trojan War for a new audience.
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But it's not as if the group is a Trojan horse, using the big band format as some kind of cover.
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Why focus on the son, an inexperienced youth, and not the father, already famous for his exploits in the Trojan War?
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Call of Duty: WW2's vision is of an inescapable crucible, a Trojan War where heroes are endlessly tested and forged.
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For Cardi, having fun is not a mood but a mode—a Trojan horse full of barbed lyrics and giddy wordplay.
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The emails have been crafted to deliver a Trojan called Trickbot, which can steal bank account information from your internet sessions.
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Make no mistake: the web player is greatly appreciated, but it's sort of a trojan horse as Apple expands into services.
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"China uses the European Union as 28 Trojan doors," he said, referring to the number of member states in the bloc.
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Scientists will also explore Jupiter's Trojan asteroids, which consist of two giant asteroid clusters caught in the gaseous planet's gravitational field.
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Conservative opponents fear it would be a doctrinal Trojan horse that would then spread to the entire Church in the West.
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USC hasn't said why they were canned, but we've confirmed all 3 were heavily involved in fundraising efforts for Trojan athletics.
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"If we have a nice time and have fun, the governor's credibility will be destroyed," said VCDL executive member Greg Trojan.
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" Similarly, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo described Huawei and other Chinese state-backed tech companies as "Trojan horses for Chinese intelligence.
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"I'm not a programmer, but isn't it possible that the cd has some kind of sleeper or Trojan virus?" one person asked.
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In February, a server distributing the Dridex bank trojan ended up serving a fully up to date piece of anti-virus software.
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Alexa's army of Trojan horses seem to be on a relentless march to make Amazon the de facto standard for voice computing.
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Protestors dressed as Trojan statues greeted visitors to the museum in the sunny courtyard, handing out leaflets with a timetable of events.
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Miller's first novel, Song of Achilles, explored how the deep love between Achilles and Patroclus affected the course of the Trojan War.
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Trojan fans no doubt begged to differ, but what could not be argued was that the event earned its blockbuster bona fides.
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STANDING eight metres tall, the inflatable Trojan horse outside the European Commission office a couple of years ago was difficult to miss.
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" One way he describes how he and his brother Stephen got the show on FX is that Atlanta was their "Trojan horse.
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That error became Lava Jato's "Trojan horse", says Felipe Recondo, a founder of Jota, a news site that focuses on Brazil's judiciary.
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Argentina's Partido de la Red—Party of the Internet—used a flamboyant Trojan horse to symbolize its entrance into the nation's politics.
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Among the RATs found were Turkojan, Bandook and the rare beta stage Ahtapot, a trojan named after the Turkish word for octopus.
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Contractor Arabtec Holding jumped 3.3% after a report that it has hired advisers for a potential merger with construction firm Trojan Holding.
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You gotta see his take on Dre's fam as a whole -- D.L.'s got a feeling Truly won't be its last Trojan.
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If you do have a moment where you feel down, just think about the support you have from this great Trojan family.
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Hutchins agreed to plead guilty to distributing Kronos, a trojan that can be used to steal passwords and credentials from banking websites.
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He has spent his first year as administrator as a kind of trojan administrator, bent on destroying the agency's work from within.
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In the hours leading up to Microsoft releasing the patch, researchers found attacks using the vulnerability to spread the Dridex banking Trojan.
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A Trojan archer, from approximately 500 B.C., wears tight pants with a harlequin pattern that is as boldly colored as Missoni leggings.
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Meridian Paulton: You know, the public option is just a Trojan horse for government-run healthcare across the map, for socialist healthcare.
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The rule of law and liberal multilateralism, they insist, are just Trojan horses, carrying the West closer and closer to their borders.
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Who can forget the most famous decoy in war — the Trojan Horse, used by the Greeks to fool their enemies, the Trojans.
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But beneath this churn was a dirty secret: The content was free to consume, but it was a trojan horse for advertising.
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Bookended by ads for Trojan condoms and Malibu Ultra Light cigarettes, the lengthy interview in Playboy magazine is a remarkably prophetic document.
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She describes the gleaming instrumentals as "trojan horses," a way of sneaking the message to those who wouldn't ordinarily seek it out.
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"The Pentagon set about developing a new principle and strategy of military action already called a 'Trojan horse,'" he said on Saturday.
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Setting funding levels, for instance, would be critical; this would be a disaster if it was a Trojan horse for spending cuts.
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The eighth and latest segment in his viewer-made malware series involves a Trojan called MEMZ created by a user called Leurak.
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Officials say the two men doused the statue in Trojan-colored paint ... and also inked the letters "SC" into the landmark's pedestal.
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Analysts fear its huge military exercises with Belarus could be a Trojan horse to establish bases at the borders of NATO nations.
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"We decided ultimately that we didn't want to use consumer DNA tests as a Trojan horse to get people's data," he says.
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The backstop has enraged hard-line Brexiteers, who see it as a Trojan horse for keeping Britain in the customs union forever.
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I must have clicked on some promiscuous sites because a day later I got a weird trojan security alert on my computer.
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Units often repeat serially: in one of the most exhilarating pieces, "Troyanas" ("Trojan Women,") from 1984, breasts line up like ready soldiers.
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The law will let magistrates extend the use of Trojan-horse style software to help them prosecute crimes against the public administration.
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Lochte will compete at the L.A. Invitational, which begins Thursday on the Southern California campus, where he trains with Trojan Swim Club.
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If it does, will the House pass it, too, or try to use it as a Trojan horse for something even worse?
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"That was our concern, that it most likely will be used as a Trojan horse to delete the sodomy law," he added.
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But then she released MAGDALENE—a strange, innovative, Trojan horse of an album full of sonic twists and surprising turns of phrase.
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But when I joined the class action lawsuit against USC, I also learned that the Trojan Family wasn't an illusion at all.
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The president's defenders accused the Americans of trying to foment a coup with the aid — a kind of Trojan horse, they said.
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And we now have them in our country and wait until you see this is going to be the great Trojan Horse.
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And we now have them in our country and wait until you see this is going to be the great Trojan horse.
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Clinton supporters, by contrast, think Sanders is a Trojan horse fake Democrat sent by the Koch brothers to destroy the Democratic Party.
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" His much-lauded epic poem was "Omeros," which the foundation bio called a "reimagining" of "the Trojan War as a Caribbean fisherman's fight.
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A nasty Trojan known as Zeus Panda has made its way to the Olympic host just in time for an influx of visitors.
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The Sophos researcher believes this Remote Access Trojan was rushed into use out of desperation, after several attacks failed to deliver expected results.
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They invite public participation in both the protest action and a public crowdfunding campaign to raise money to build a giant Trojan Horse.
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The chat logs also refer to a key allegation in the indictment — that the associate asked Hutchins to update the Kronos banking trojan.
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That's not a radical statement, but it gains force through frank, personal readings of hallowed plots, including Euripides' "Trojan Women" and Aeschylus' Oresteia.
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However, former opposition governor Henri Falcon is running in defiance of the boycott, spurring criticism that he is a Trojan horse for Maduro.
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Though ostensibly designed to strengthen local networks against malicious hackers, in fact the bill looks very much like a techno-nationalist Trojan horse.
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In 2015, a trojan virus called XOR DDoS helped hackers create a powerful botnet capable of taking down almost any server or website.
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"Big Trojan Horse" refers to a restoration of the political regime of former President Viktor Yanukovych, ousted during the Maidan Revolution in 2014.
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TROJAN EXPLORE ($7.49)23/25 RATINGIt's really hard to "free your pleasure" when you have to keep applying this stuff every other minute.
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"These bills are Trojan horse transparency bills that would enhance industry influence and diminish way the agency can use science," Kothari said. Rep.
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Even the big brands have gotten into the flavored fellatio game; Durex and Trojan both sell rubbers in a handful of fruit flavors.
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Still, alienated immigrants, however few in number, make up a larger proportion of bad actors than so-called Trojan Horse immigrants and refugees.
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" Mr. Trump also declared that Democratic immigration policies could beget "a better, bigger, more horrible version than the legendary Trojan Horse ever was.
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"In many ways, Trump is the embodiment of everything they had been working toward, and the perfect Trojan Horse for Putin," Clinton writes.
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Fade to Mind labelhead Kingdom has released a harrowing new video that should inspire fond memories of trojan horse viruses and Y2K scares.
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With no guardrails or (expensive) human discretion screening content/advertisers, we have offered up the mother of all Trojan horses for bad actors.
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But MP for Tottenham David Lammy said banks were using their Access to Banking Protocol as a 'Trojan horse' to distract from closures.
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ITunes became a Trojan horse, putting Apple products in the hands of non-Apple users and democratizing the iPod, which exploded in popularity.
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Critics see it as a Trojan horse that would allow Beijing to target activists, journalists and others in Hong Kong with dubious charges.
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The Greeks are closing in on the outlying Trojan settlement of Lyrnessus, home of Briseis, who is destined to become Achilles' war trophy.
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Time after time, I and my colleagues felt like Cassandra, the mythical Trojan princess blessed with foresight but doomed not to be believed.
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So putting that game in a crossover with your new, very successful game, allowing you to continue your unfinished series via Trojan horse?
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"There is opportunity for innovation, for example this year's launch of Trojan XOXO, a condom to appeal to a female audience," Levy said.
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While the intention seemed noble (although some said it was actually a conservative anti-sex work Trojan horse), its effects were immediately chilling.
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The operators behind the trojan reportedly offer website owners, YouTubers, and Wikipedia editors a cut if they push visitors toward a malicious download.
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The state may have gone to Donald J. Trump, who likened the Syrian resettlement program to a "a great Trojan horse" for terrorists.
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"It is my belief that Facebook cannot be the Trojan horse through which America's vulnerabilities are exploited," Ms. Kelly wrote in the letter.
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The Justice Department has tentatively supported a bill called the EARN IT Act, which many see as a Trojan horse for encryption bans.
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Cody's said he's a member of USC's Trojan Swim Elite team ... and he posted some pics from a practice for this weekend's meet.
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Sheila may be suspicious of Anita&aposs motivation to switch from foe to friend and think, "This is a Trojan horse," Uzzi said.
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"He is a Trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from Mr. Trump," the Trump campaign said.
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The bottom line is that the U.S. can have a Trojan horse in every household — attacking us all when we least expect it.
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This release will feature Dash buttons for a wide range of brands including Trojan condoms, Doritos chips, Dasani water and Starbucks Doubleshot Coffee.
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Digital humanities has been accused of fetishizing science, of acting as a Trojan horse for the corporate forces threatening the university, and worse.
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This new offshore drilling announcement comes shortly after the new Republican tax law became a Trojan horse for new drilling in the Arctic.
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In Israel, the show was denounced by one Haredi columnist as a "Trojan horse" crafted to influence a pious community with foreign values.
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Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume told lawmakers he supported the revamped quality scheme, which he said was "not a Trojan horse for industrial firms".
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I was beyond myself because I played my last college football game as a Trojan right there at the L.A. Coliseum against Wyoming.
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As Anhalt rightly insists, by setting some of his scenes behind enemy lines, among the Trojan fighters and their families — from the ruminations of the sadly regretful Helen to the encounters between Hector, the Trojan super-warrior, and his young son — Homer destabilizes the traditional "them-and-us" culture of the ancient Greek world, and its conventional polarization between civilization and barbarity.
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At this point the Trojan begins taking dozens of screenshots to create a tunneling effect, which prompts White to attempt to restart his computer.
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The clothing company won't sit, or stand, for the ribbing -- XOXO is suing to block Trojan and for any profits made off its name.
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Alibaba's Trojan Horse for Southeast Asia It's been several months since Alibaba's blockbuster acquisition of Lazada, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia.
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Joe Biden's a card-carrying liberal, a challenger could tell people, and his campaign to minimize court-ordered busing is just a Trojan horse.
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"I am aware that some people have great doubts about him and they think Ušakovs is a Trojan horse for Russia," the attendee said.
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For 10 days this month, OSIRIS-REx will investigate whether or not Trojan asteroids exist at certain points in Earth's orbit called Lagrange points.
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In Homer's account of the Trojan War, Aeneas is a minor character who is repeatedly spared by the gods because of his great destiny.
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Nye Bevan, one of Attlee's ministers, accused the Russians of establishing "a whole series of Trojan horses in every nation of the Western economy".
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Doug Tsao, a pharmaceuticals analyst, told the Times that he believed this outreach was essentially a Trojan horse for generating demand for the product.
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Ferrell hosted the USC School of Cinematic Arts' 75th Anniversary Gala and has appeared as a guest drum major for the Trojan Marching Band.
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America worries that the telecoms equipment-maker is a Trojan horse for China's spies and autocrats and poses a grave threat to Western interests.
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Rivals — banding together under the banner 'FairSearch' — complained Google was essentially using the platform as a 'Trojan horse' to unfairly dominate the mobile web.
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Figure 1 Ransom demand screen displayed by WannaCry Trojan If you're curious how Ransomware attacks work, here's a primer from security firm Carbon Black.
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In a report released Monday, the Borough's IT director Eric Wyatt said that a Trojan, a form of malware, was detected on July 17.
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If the original Echo was Amazon's Trojan Horse to get into your home, the new Echo Dot is Amazon's army coming in behind it.
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Ancient artists often depicted mythological figures said to be from the eastern Mediterranean in this headware, men like the Trojan Aeneas, Ganymede, or Perseus.
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Others left a mess including Trojan condom wrappers and bags of white powder (presumably cocaine) that most likely result from an amateur porno shoot.
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Falcon's candidacy will likely infuriate Maduro's adversaries, many of whom see him as a Trojan horse seeking to help Maduro legitimize a rigged vote.
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" Even a Consumers Union official compared insurers' blame of drug costs as a "Trojan horse with which to usher in excessively priced insurance rates.
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Biggins hears Matt Leinart brought up almost as often, and Pete Carroll's back-to-back Super Bowl appearances bolster his own complicated Trojan legacy.
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In a series of tweets, Trump on Monday claimed criminals are using children in a Trojan horse–style operation to cross the U.S. border.
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Many of Europe's right-wing populists have recently opted for a Trojan Horse approach to EU-warfare: nationalism cloaked in the language of multinationalism.
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"Trojan-horsing" is a term beloved among show creators, who believe that network executives want a dab of originality, but mostly for marketing purposes.
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As users moved from desktops to smartphones, Android's open source operating system acted as a Trojan horse for Google's consumer apps, most importantly search.
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Yet Atkinson's exceptional reader-friendliness has always been a Trojan horse, a way of delivering something pointed in the guise of something smoothly familiar.
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In 1996, during a production of The Trojan Women: A Love Story, Mazzie met fellow actor Jason Danieley, who would eventually become her husband.
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Yet for all the upside, the proposal had a Trojan-horse quality: Eskom would hire McKinsey not knowing what the final bill would be.
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"IS THERE ANY RAT THAT CAN INFECT MAC PC?" he asked in 2014, referring to a Remote Access Trojan, which can commandeer targeted devices.
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But all signs point to the idea that this bill is just a Trojan horse, a means to clog the pipeline of EPA action.
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Mr. Maduro called the USAID supplies a "Trojan horse" aimed at toppling his government and has vowed to prevent it from entering the country.
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At this point the Trojan begins taking dozens of screenshots to create a tunneling effect, which prompts danooct1 to attempt to restart his computer.
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I think that's the Trojan horse of "Orlando"-ness — both the film, but more important the book — is that it's all about gender-bending.
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When downloaded, a user is prompted to install macros, which leads to them becoming infected with malware known as the Koadic Remote Access Trojan.
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Levy estimates that Trojan sales in "measured channels" are down 3.4 percent in the latest monthly period, following a 3.3 percent decline in July.
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A detail of Zilia Sánchez's "Troyanas" ("Trojan Women"), from 22000, in her retrospective "Soy Isla (I Am an Island)" at El Museo del Barrio.
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LOS ANGELES — Perhaps owing to Trojan mythology, few in college football can manage a good bloodletting the way the University of Southern California can.
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A detail of Zilia Sánchez's "Troyanas" ("Trojan Women"), from 27272, in her retrospective "Soy Isla (I Am an Island)" at El Museo del Barrio.
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Since 2006, few malware campaigns have caused as much international consternation as Zeus, a trojan horse that became the favored malware of organized crime.
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I pray that she will supplement macho Tommy's list of attributes, teaching the Trojan Family to be honest, compassionate, responsible, sensitive, and self-reflective.
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He called American aid a "Trojan horse" aimed at overthrowing his government and blocked a bridge between Venezuela and Cúcuta with barricades and soldiers.
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Mr. Maduro has denied there is a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and called the American aid a "Trojan horse" aimed at overthrowing his government.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill is essentially a Trojan horse for these dramatic cuts on health spending that Republican leaders have been pushing all along.
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Only the installers for Elmedia Player and Folx downloaded by users from the company's website contained the Proton trojan, an Eltima spokeswoman told me.
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Consumer groups like Fight For the Future were quick to criticize Kennedy's solution as a trojan horse proposal ghost-written by incumbent telecom monopolies.
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Even Alexander Hamilton was indulging in it by the end of his life, calling immigration a "Trojan horse" — and the guy was an immigrant himself.
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The second big worry about the new law is that it may be a Trojan horse designed to promote China's aggressive policy of indigenous innovation.
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Danielsen sees replacing optical sensors as a "Trojan horse" that will pave the way for ultrasonic gesture control and, ultimately, an Internet of Things play.
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Church & Dwight owns brands such as Trojan Brand Condoms, as well as Arm & Hammer, while Reckitt Benckiser owns Durex, another well-known brand of condoms.
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The trojan also goes after "apps for booking flights and hotel rooms, and apps for paying traffic tickets — as well as apps for booking taxis."
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In Homer's Iliad, the Trojan warrior Hector experiences this murderous rage the Greeks called "lyssa" — the same word used to describe rabies in medical texts.
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"What on earth's the 'Iliad' got to do with it?" asks one of Alexandra's daughters after a doomed friend refers to a captive Trojan princess.
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While Facebook and all the olds who can't figure Snapchat out are celebrating, it's now very apparent to me that Instagram is a trojan horse.
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But the Trojan asteroids don't have the same 'dynamical protection mechanism' that protects BZ from collisions with Jupiter: they just have to trust in luck.
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Villeré is interested in art as a laboratory for climate design, and as a Trojan Horse for implementing that lab's most promising and practicable results.
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He argued that the Republican's populist campaign pitch was a deception, a Trojan horse that opened the White House doors to a parade of plutocrats.
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But in late 2014, Sinn Féin's party president Gerry Adams was overheard describing the equality line as "the Trojan horse of the entire republican strategy".
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McKnight never matched Bush, who led the school to a national championship, but he established himself as a dependable running back, the Daily Trojan said.
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Notable among the performances was "Queens of Syria", a film about a group of Syrian refugee women in Jordan who put on Euripides' "Trojan Women".
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"I feel this partnership with Trojan was a positive way to reinforce the message of inclusion and promote wellness within the LGBTQ Community," he added.
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More from Tonic: "I think people generally go for what they've seen commercially—they know Trojan, so generally speaking, they go with that," he says.
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The lawsuit describes Virgin Fest's alleged tactics as a "Trojan Horse strategy" that ultimately took control of the KAABOO's most valuable assets under false pretenses.
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"Strong protections for democratic freedoms are necessary to ensure that the internet does not become a Trojan horse for tyranny and oppression," the report says.
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The ransomware Locky and the banking Trojan Dridex have dramatically scaled back distribution campaigns over the past month, and no one is quite sure why.
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Planned launch: October 2021Anticipated arrival: 2027A mysterious swarm of Trojan asteroids — the term for space rocks that follow planets — trail Jupiter's orbit around the sun.
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The team also found several other families of malware hosted on the site, including other trojans like AZORult, and the Lokibot trojan for Android devices.
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As such, it's believed that the FCC intentionally dragged out the official repeal to give ISPs time to drum up support for their trojan horse.
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But Hannity is something more covert, an inoffensive looking Trojan horse filled with rancid opinions, making his way to the stage next to presidential candidates.
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I'm sure somebody who identifies as an incel has done something stupid at some point," reads one Reddit theory calling the attack a "Trojan Horse.
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And that caravan of migrants — I would see that, too, as some nefarious Democratic plot, or as a Trojan horse with jihadists in its belly.
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Yet rather than evoking cries of anguish and despair from danocct1, the Trojan seems to have won his admiration: "This is so cool," he said.
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The Trojan horse of health care reform, the proposal provides for relatively small initial cuts in federal funding and then huge reductions starting in 2027.
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" The same shade of cynicism appears in the seductive "Trojan," which finds the speaker in a sexual encounter: "Candles are / Romantic because / We understand shadows.
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Oddly, they were less than receptive to a 30-something stranger's late-night attempt to use them as a Trojan horse for a college party.
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Morgan, who now works as the Director of Operations and Training at private security firm Trojan Consultancy, says the couple could pay for private security.
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But when Ilia, a Trojan princess and war prisoner, offers her life instead, the oracle declares that Idamante will inherit the throne and marry her.
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The story of the Trojan horse is one of the oldest; and yet in a way, it played itself out again during the 2016 election.
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The social media Trojan horse It is now verified that Russia used social media to attempt to influence American public opinion during the 2016 election.
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Upon arrival at their tumor-y destination, their Trojan bus dissolves around them as the ginger, curly-haired teacher leads the fearsome schoolchildren into battle.
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There is also no evidence that refugees are a "Trojan horse": The odds of being killed by a refugee terrorist are 1 in 3.6 billion.
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But it's arguable that much of what Facebook has been building over the last several years amounts to a Trojan horse strategy to become one.
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The Komplex trojan works by connecting the user's computer to a remote command and control server, a centralized computer that issues commands to a botnet.
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The FBI has accused Yu of discussing the installation of a remote access trojan, or RAT, at an unidentified company as early as in June 2011.
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When the world was horrified by the Syrian refugee crisis in 2015, Trump warned of a "Trojan horse" of ISIS infiltrators taking advantage of American hospitality.
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Among the viruses detected in his computer was an extremely rare trojan called Ahtapot, in one of the only times it's been seen in the wild.
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Other favorites: Tumblr, Trojan Room Coffee Pot The Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is the unglamorous string of code upon which this entire web edifice is built.
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Ted Cruz is worse than a puppet--- he is a Trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from Mr. Trump.
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Known as a banking trojan, that kind of malware has proven very popular among online criminals, and Kronos was far from the first or the largest.
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Its officials have spent months warning that the Chinese giant's smartphones and networking gear could be Trojan horses for Chinese spies (something Huawei has repeatedly denied).
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The other mission, called Lucy, will visit a main-belt asteroid, followed by six of the so-called Trojan asteroids located in the vicinity of Jupiter.
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"If I'd known he would send Paulo Guedes's rigid proposal (Trojan Horse) to congress, I never would have voted for him," one woman wrote on Facebook.
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Montulli was inspired by the now-defunct Trojan Room coffee pot webcam that computer scientists at the University of Cambridge in England started streaming in 1991.
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In a statement, NHS Digital said it believed the malware variant is Wanna Decryptor, a Trojan virus that employs AES-128 encryption to render files inaccessible.
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" Coinhive thinks that anti-virus companies may have overstepped when "they report some Javascript code that is securely executed in the Browser's sandbox as a 'Trojan.
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Hutchins was arrested for his role in "creating and distributing the Kronos banking trojan," according to a federal indictment against him and an unnamed co-defendant.
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But then sometimes he calls Muslim refugees a "cancer from within," comparing them to "a Trojan horse" and to poisonous snakes, and nobody seems to notice.
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Church & Dwight, which also makes Trojan condom, said it expected an adjusted profit of $2.09 per share in 2018 and reaffirmed its profit forecast for 2017.
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Once a user opens the malware link, the site asks the user to download a Firefox extension that seems harmless enough, but is actually a trojan.
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Some tracks, like "Whip It" and "Beautiful World," were pop Trojan horses, with their deadpan critiques of American conformity and consumerism subverting infectious riffs and rhythms.
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It seems that Amazon's voice-controlled assistant / trojan horse into your home Echo gains a new ability nearly every week, and this week is no exception.
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His best work, Acts of the Apostles, predicts CRISPR, advanced genetic engineering, and chip-based Trojan Horses and his writing is at once dense and thrilling.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has called mass migration a "Trojan horse for terrorism" also defended his new policy to detain migrants at the border.
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To be specific, it's the Trojan multi-thrill vibrating massager, which is essentially a bullet vibrator that has three different textured heads to provide different sensations.
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With public plan liabilities exceeding their assets, these Trojan Horses of America's entitlement system create a structural imbalance that cannot be solved without reducing pension benefits.
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But upon crossing the threshold, you quickly realize that this facade is an aesthetic misdirection — the home is, in fact, a Trojan horse of subversive design.
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All of that content is presented front and center on the Prime HD 10, which is basically a Trojan horse to get you using these services.
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"To his new role, Mr. Swann will bring the heart and soul of a Trojan," the university president, C. L. Max Nikias, said in a letter.
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In the Trojan War, they didn't have wind for the ships to leave, so they begged the gods, and Artemis said you have to sacrifice something.
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What these movements do is go out and find some unlikely supporter and push him/her out front to give the Trojan Horse credibility and believability.
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Ted Cruz is worse than a puppet – he is a Trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from Mr. Trump.
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For years, prohibitionists and others have argued that harm reduction is a Trojan horse for legalization, a sort of softer rebranding to sell a dangerous policy.
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What do you think about the Trojan horse method that certain black artists do by going through certain Western institutions and fighting from the inside out?
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Fullerene's nano size also allows it to act like a miniature Trojan horse, going deeper into the skin and letting loose those powerful complexion-saving actives.
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The center of Hofmannsthal's version is the showdown between Elektra and her mother, Clytemnestra, who killed her husband when he returned triumphant from the Trojan War.
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Trojan and Durex have long been the favored sex toy brands of mainstream retailers, with the sexual health connection lending the products an air of respectability.
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The Stanford group's original idea was that iron nanoparticles could be used as "Trojan horses" for sneaking chemotherapy drugs into tumors, thus increasing their anticancer efficacy.
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In 2000, in Denver, Mr. Hall and his son Edward directed a 10-hour adaptation of John Barton's "Tantalus," an epic retelling of the Trojan War.
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Sometimes they resorted to so-called Trojan horse programs that lay in wait on e-commerce or banking sites, ready to get your credit card numbers.
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Symantec, a security company, noted this year that the "congratulations" malware has been making a strong push onto Android devices with a Trojan horse called Android.Fakeyouwon.
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They're being used by designers as a Trojan horse to slip a few new and seditious ideas into the season's offering, without entirely alienating their audience.
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"We have to make sure (CPEC) doesn't become a Trojan Horse and start hurting existing industry," said Ehsan Malik, chief executive of the Pakistan Business Council.
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The characteristics of Trojan asteroids vary widely, and planetary scientists think they formed in different parts of the solar system before being swept into Jupiter's orbit.
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I couldn't help but imagine Ai's wallpapers — all of them — papering the bathrooms and hallways of the über-wealthy, infiltrating those dens of exclusivity like Trojan horses.
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Deployment appears to be done professionally, as well — the Trojan is likely being sold in the usual nooks of the Dark Net where such sundries are found.
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Spencer said no other forensics expert noticed the Ahtapot trojan in the OdaTV case, nor has determined accurately how those documents showed up on the journalist's computer.
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Protesters transferred their outrage seamlessly from one to the other, dismissing cuddly Canada as a Trojan horse for rapacious American multinationals seeking to trample on European standards.
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In other words, Republican voters were never all that cool with the Trojan horse of Koch-funded anti-government advocacy, which also supported immigration and free trade.
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The program first emerged in the wake of the larger Zeus banking trojan, which authorities believe was as responsible for as much as $22014 million in losses.
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Uber's in-ride mode is one claim to that territory — a content-rich Trojan horse to get us hooked on premium content before wheeling in the ads.
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The instrumentals, she says, are something of a "Trojan horse," harnessing the language of contemporary pop music to spread the message of the album far and wide.
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Today the startup's software is used by millions of consumers and some 70,000 businesses to protect from and clean up computer viruses, worms, trojan horses and more.
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The science fiction conceit or the super natural conceit is the Trojan Horse where you can actually talk about all of these questions about society and identity.
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The Amazon HQ2 process is a Trojan Horse, designed to guzzle goodwill from the entire country, and then carry that sparkle back to Washington, D.C. when needed.
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At Apple, content is essentially a marketing expense — a Trojan Horse used to lure us in to buy its high margin hardware (iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple TVs).
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Also, the former USC Trojan gives us his take on his alma mater's recent struggles and explains what the team needs to do to return to greatness.
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"As the Trojan Family mourns Professor Tjan's untimely passing, we will keep his family in our thoughts," university President C.L. Max Nikias wrote to the USC community.
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