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Software viruses that do not replicate, but can damage the computer by opening doors for hackers to enter the computer are known as a Trojan horse.
If you know Greek history well, this answer should be obvious. Allegedly, Greek soldiers gave Trojans a large wooden horse as a gift, however, they hid in it and killed many Trojans during the night. This is similar in computer terminology - the virus infects your computer without actually damaging it, but rather stealthily provides access to hackers.

Software viruses that do not replicate, but can damage the computer by opening doors for hackers to enter the computer are known as a Trojan horse.

If you know Greek history well, this answer should be obvious. Allegedly, Greek soldiers gave Trojans a large wooden horse as a gift, however, they hid in it and killed many Trojans during the night. This is similar in computer terminology - the virus infects your computer without actually damaging it, but rather stealthily provides access to hackers.