One of the most frightening lessons IT people quickly learn is that large complex systems—software, hardware and certainly operating systems—always do things that no one knew they could do (or expect them to do). That's because these systems are created by multiple teams and each team member only bothers to document most (and certainly not all) of what their own module can do. Also, programmers often create backdoors during development to facilitate and accelerate inevitable fixes and repairs. Most, but not all, remember to remove them before launch.
The Way Software Is Designed Today, It's Amazing Anything Is Ever Secure | Fortinet Blog
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