That's very unjust, especially for the staff to fool people into downloading a "trojan" just to desperately and viciously eliminate cheating. Cheating is an exasperating and nerve-wrecking act, however offering such a harmful file under the pretext of a cheat (offering such a file period) for administrative purposes is far worse and is even a contradiction to the presumably standard goal of an administration -- to maintain order and control -- however, when the administration is conspicuously blemished and venal like that of ZDaemon, it observes more anxious, undisclosed measures to "fix" or "rid" of something without bothering to take time and ask for help. Quotes are used, as the context of the two terms is often contorted and uncertain.
Although the act can be argued as one aimed for maintaining order and control, it is still harmful to others and can trigger an uproar back from the harm done. The supposed "trojan" seems to only screw up ZDaemon files, yet it still does commit injury one way or another, and it is obviously the product of an attack driven by detrimental motives.