Sentence examples for really malicious from inspiring English sources

Unlike a traditional computer virus or worm, however, a Trojan horse is a program that purports to be helpful or amusing software but is really malicious code in disguise.

Though it's not really malicious, is it?

We don't see much hacking here, and we don't see anything really malicious.

Newstweek is a real device, but it isn't really malicious — it's part of an interactive art project that's making a statement about how easily our browser-based realities can be manipulated by third parties.

"They weren't particularly eager to be doing what they were doing, so they weren't really malicious.

But the smear that people support ISIS is just beyond belief, especially that all of us pretty much oppose all of these wars because we're against the breeding of terrorism and actually seeing anti-war students called that is just really malicious.

The staring never really feels malicious, just curious and rude.

A query is sent to the database masquerading as an innocent request for information, but is really a malicious command designed to reveal confidential data, such as credit-card names and numbers.

It's malicious really, isn't it?" He likens the move to another popular  protest that homeowners in dispute with neighbours over planning permission like to do: put up scaffolding under the pretence that it is for painting or roofing and then leave it up for so long that, eventually, whoever objects to the plans just backs down in a bid to hurry the whole thing up.

Or, did you really do something malicious or inconsiderate?

There will be lots of gossip and lots of people spreading malicious (really mean) rumors.