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Sarunnio Posted 10 years ago
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Full-fledged
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"IBM reported in August that its researchers had come across CoreBot, a new piece of malware designed to steal data from infected devices. Initially, the threat only had limited capabilities, but IBM now says CoreBot has become a full-fledged banking Trojan."
Given context, does "full-fledged" mean "fully developed"? So, this gives me the idea that this trojan should be able to do much more than it previously was? Is that correct?
Thank you!
"IBM reported in August that its researchers had come across CoreBot, a new piece of malware designed to steal data from infected devices. Initially, the threat only had limited capabilities, but IBM now says CoreBot has become a full-fledged banking Trojan."
Given context, does "full-fledged" mean "fully developed"? So, this gives me the idea that this trojan should be able to do much more than it previously was? Is that correct?
Thank you!
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Yes, your interpretation is about right.
- Yes, your interpretation is about right.
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