Logic bomb

A logic bomb is like a secret code that someone makes and hides in a computer program or system. It's like a little bomb that waits for a specific time or action to go off.

Let's say someone who works at a company gets angry with the boss and wants to do something to hurt the company. They might create a logic bomb in the computer system that will erase all the important information on a certain day, or when the boss logs into the system, or when a certain word is typed in.

The logic bomb is hidden and doesn't do anything until the specific event happens that triggers it. Once the trigger happens, the logic bomb explodes and does its damage to the computer system. This can cause a lot of problems for the company, and it can be hard to figure out who did it because the person who set the logic bomb can hide their tracks.

Overall, a logic bomb is a bad thing because it's like a sneaky little bomb that can cause a lot of damage. It's important to always be careful about who has access to important computer systems, and to be aware of any suspicious activity.