ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Brute Force Attack in the context of cybersecurity is essentially a method used by hackers where they attempt to gain access to a system by guessing passwords until they achieve a correct guess. The term "brute force" is derived...   Read More

In understanding the cyber vulnerabilities that exist today, bootkits represent a segment of an ever-evolving technological landscape. Bootkits have emerged as potent threats in the realm of cybersecurity that utilize...   Read More

"Bypass" in cybersecurity and antivirus is essentially an evasion technique attackers use to get past or 'bypass' cryptographic system controls, notably security mechanisms and protocols, implemented to maintain secure boundaries...   Read More

In the constantly evolving field of cybersecurity, the lingo continues to expand with the emergence of new threats and protective measures. Among these terminologies is "Botmaster", also sometimes referred to as botherder. It is...   Read More

A backdoor Trojan, in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus measures, is a malicious form of code or software that provides an attacker unauthorized and undetected access to a system. Like the mythological idea after which...   Read More

A "Banking Trojan" is a type of malicious software or malware that's designed with nefarious intentions primarily involving theft of online banking credentials. These trojans are usually programmed to gain access to confidential...   Read More

In the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus protection, the term "backdoor access" is frequently used. This term generally implies a method of bypassing normal authentication processes to gain unauthorized access to a system....   Read More

Browser hijacking occurs when unwanted software on an internet browser alters the activity of the browser without the user's consent. This term is often used to refer to software that alters a web browser's settings, by adding...   Read More

"BOTN" , or Backdoor Trojan Network, is a term related to cybersecurity and antivirus that denotes a threat widely prevalent in cyberspace... Backdoors and Trojans are two different sophisticated tools used in the creation of...   Read More

Bots, also known as internet robots, are software applications that run automated tasks over the internet. Most often, they handle repetitive tasks much faster than a human could. While bots bring several advantages in technology...   Read More

"Browser exploit" is a term often used in intrusions related to the field of cybersecurity. It represents a particular type of malicious action or strategy used by cybercriminals to compromise the security of a web browser. This...   Read More

Binary analysis represents a crucial aspect of cybersecurity and antiviruses. It refers to a method of examining and understanding a binary program's underlying code structure, properties, behavior, including its possible...   Read More

A "Backdoor Virus" is a form of malicious software, or malware, categorized under cybersecurity threats. The name itself is a fitting description of what it does. Much like a thief who uses a hidden or unknown entrance to gain...   Read More

In the world of cybersecurity and antivirus systems, encryption algorithms play a pivotal role in maintaining the security of data transactions over the network. These algorithms serve as cryptographic tools required to secure...   Read More

"Brute force decryption" is a critical aspect and a notorious attempt to undermine the robustness of secure systems within the cybersecurity space. In its simplest form, it is a type of cyberattack in which the attacker aims to...   Read More

Blockchain technology has risen to prominence from the fame of cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin. its applications are expanding in various sectors of technology, one of them being cybersecurity. Technological advancements...   Read More

Binary packers, in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus software, are predominantly used as a tool to compress, encrypt, or obfuscate executable code. All executable code contains binary information, which is intelligible...   Read More

"Backup and Recovery" is an integral part of any cybersecurity strategy that refers primarily to the process of creating copies of data (backup) and resuming their use after an event of data loss (recovery). backup is the action...   Read More

Botnets are networks of software applications, often referred to as bots or zombies, which run automatically and autonomously. The primary function of these robots is to infect and take over other machines, linking them into a...   Read More

Backdoor protection refers to a critical component in the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus software, specifically aiming to guard systems against illegal access or unauthorized intrusion. In cybersecurity parlance, a backdoor...   Read More