ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Fraudulent websites refer to locations on the web created with the primary intent to deceive users into sharing sensitive personal information, or into downloading malware or other harmful computer software. These sites are...   Read More

Where cybersecurity threats are continuously evolving and becoming increasingly complex, forensic analysis has inevitably become a vital element. Forensic analysis involves the use of analytical techniques and procedures to...   Read More

In the ever-evolving realm of cyber security, a developing threat to both individuals and organizations alike is the proliferation of fraudulent software. This primarily refers to software that is deliberately developed,...   Read More

A firewall audit is the systematic evaluation and analysis of a firewall system's effectiveness and compliance with the established internal and external security standards. Firewall audits are essential in an era where cyber...   Read More

In the landscape of cybersecurity and antivirus mechanisms, fuzz testing, also known as fuzzing, is a prominent process designed to ensure system robustness, correctness, and reliability. This procedure is an effective approach...   Read More

File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) is a critical component of managing and securing critical systems, referring to a process that validates the integrity of an operating system as well as application software files, verifying that...   Read More

Firewall software is a critical tool in the digital landscape, playing a significant role in the cybersecurity operations of businesses and individuals worldwide. Given the ever-growing threat of cyber-crime, this technology acts...   Read More

Fileless is a term used predominantly in the context of cybersecurity and it is pertaining to the malicious software, or malware, that exists in a computer's memory, rather than saved on hard drives like most traditional forms of...   Read More

A fake website is essentially a malicious site illegally created or cloned by fraudsters with the intent of stealing users' sensitive data, perform phishing operations or install malware. Often appearing legitimate due to the...   Read More

Fake alerts, or fake security alerts, are a type of cyber threat designed to deceive or mislead users into believing that their computer has been infected by a virus or malware. Typically, these alerts inform users about a...   Read More

Forensic science, often referred to merely as forensics, has become synonymous with crime investigation helped by popular television dramas showing investigators uncovering vital evidence that helps bring the guilty to justice....   Read More

"Fake antivirus" , or rogue antivirus, is a type of computer malware that mimics genuine antivirus software. It is designed to deceive or mislead users into paying for the phony software or services, which do nothing beneficial to...   Read More

File recovery malware is a type of malicious software, or malware, that presents itself as a beneficial utility for retrieving lost or accidentally deleted data. It taps into a computer user's anxiety regarding data loss,...   Read More

Firmware hacking is one of the emerging threats in the world of Information Technology (IT). As cyber-attacks continue to evolve, cyber criminals are increasingly resorting to more unorthodox methods of attacking computer...   Read More

File Server Security refers to the policies, procedures, and technology used to protect files and data on network servers from unauthorized access, alteration, or destruction. In the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus...   Read More

Fileless exploits are a specific category of cyber threats that use genuine applications and software typically present in operating systems to carry out their malicious actions. Unlike traditional malware that relies on explicit...   Read More

False positives are a frequently encountered phenomenon in the scope of cybersecurity and antivirus operation. To fully understand what it is, it is important to delve into the detailed understanding of the operational mechanisms...   Read More

Fileless Malware Detection is an advanced cybersecurity technique that deals with a rising threat known as fileless malware. First, we need to understand what fileless malware is before delving into how the detection mechanism...   Read More

Fuzzing, also known as fuzz testing, is a vital technique used in cybersecurity that primarily involves inputting various arrays of data into a software system to expose potential vulnerabilities or weak points. It is procedural...   Read More

Fingerprinting in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus is a technique used to gather information or identify user devices, software, operating systems or anyone who uses the internet, including hackers. The concept of...   Read More