ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

The Deep Web refers to the vast tract of the internet that is not indexed by search engines such as Google. It forms an enormous part of the internet, profoundly larger than the "surface web," which is the digital territory we...   Read More

The Dark Web refers to the more secretive part of the Internet that typically isn’t accessible to everyday Internet users but can be accessed using specific tools. The Dark Web is commonly utilized by entities wishing to remain...   Read More

A driver update is a critical computer process that entails updating one or several drivers in a PC system to optimize performance and boost functionality. Drivers are software elements that allow the operating system (OS) and...   Read More

Disk defragmentation is a process that reduces the degree of fragmentation in file systems. In the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus software, it plays a substantial role in maintaining system health and performance. To...   Read More

"Device-agnostic" is a term frequently used in the field of technology, specifically in cybersecurity and antivirus programming, to refer to software, applications, or websites that can function on any device or operating system....   Read More

A "disk image" functions as a digital duplicate or representation of a computer's hard drive or other storage devices. The concept of disk imaging is critical in the security domain as it aids in the preservation and recovery of...   Read More

Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is a technological security feature designed to enhance security against viruses and other security threats on systems. It operates by preventing the execution of maliciously tainted codes from...   Read More

Detective controls refer to security measures designed to uncover any violations, inconsistencies, or issues that may occur within the system after they have taken place. These controls primarily focus on indication and...   Read More

The fear of a potential cyber attack is very real and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks are one of the most serious threats facing online presence. Denial of Service attack refers to a class of cyber-attacks where malicious actors...   Read More

"Device Usage Control" refers to the regulation, management, and control of the utilization of digital devices inside a network and environment explicitly in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus. It involves ensuring that...   Read More

A database update in a cybersecurity context often refers to the process of ensuring the protection measures, such as antivirus programs, have the latest information necessary to protect against threats. This data helps in...   Read More

DNSCrypt is a protocol that adds an extra layer of security to online communications, substantiating its position as a significant proponent of cybersecurity. DNSCrypt leverages the implementation of cryptographic methods to...   Read More

DNS monitoring is a critical component that doesn't receive the attention it absolutely deserves. DNS stands for Domain Name System, which serves essentially as the 'phonebook' of the internet, associating domain names we know...   Read More

A "drive-by download defense" refers to strategies employed to prevent drive-by download attacks, a common cybersecurity threat where unauthorized downloads happen on a user’s computer without their knowledge. Attacks of this...   Read More

Database update is a term used to denote the modifications, alterations or changes made to a database that allow it to operate more effectively, provide accurate information, or perform new functioning abilities. In the context...   Read More

The method an antivirus software uses to identify and neutralize security threats varies depending upon the mode of scan chosen. Different scan modes offer varied degrees of thoroughness, operations speed, and system resources...   Read More

Deceptive email, famously known as phishing, is a term that has considerably gained prominence in the fields of cybersecurity and antivirus considering its relations to online fraudulent activities. As machines and user...   Read More

Denial-of-service, or DoS, is a well-known term in cybersecurity that refers to a set of attack methods targeting online systems, networks, or services with the purpose of making them unavailable for a short or long span of time....   Read More

The term "Deep Scan" refers to a comprehensive and detailed scanning process performed by antivirus programs to identify and remove potential threats in a computer system. Deep Scan, also known as Full System Scan or In-Depth...   Read More

Device compatibility is a critical aspect in the cybersecurity and antivirus fields. When we talk about device compatibility, we mean the capability of a system, application, or software to work together with another system,...   Read More