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What is Back Door?

A back door is generally a piece of code intentionally left by the developer of the software
or
firmware that allows access without going through the normal security process.

Back doors may also be the result of different malware/virus attacks that leave a method for remote,

unsecured access into a device once the malicious code has been executed.
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