ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Malicious redirects, as the name implies, is a cyber menace that directs a user's web browsing from a legitimate site to a malicious one without the user's consent. This cybersecurity threat is a common tool of cyber actors...   Read More

Multi-layered security, also known as defence in depth, is a proactive and technology-driven strategic approach to cybersecurity that deploys multiple levels of security measures to protect data, network infrastructure, and...   Read More

"Malware injection" is a term used alluding to an illicit procedure whereby malicious programming ("malware") is inserted or "injected" into a protected and functioning software system. Meanwhile, malware itself, the antagonist...   Read More

A "Money Mule Scam" constitutes a serious, fast-growing financial fraud that uses innocent individuals, often unsuspecting victims, to move illegally acquired money, typically via cyber-crime methods, between bank accounts...   Read More

"Misuse of personal information" is a broad term that describes the intentional abuse or unauthorized treatment of personal data usually by systems or individuals capable of processing such data illegally. Insecure personal...   Read More

Malware packing is a complex and evolving topic a pivotal concept that dominates in instances of discussion on online threats and securing digital frameworks. The primary idea behind malware packing pertains to a method that...   Read More

In the sphere of cybersecurity and antivirus defenses, the concept of "multi-layered" security emerges as a dynamic, intelligent, and effective approach focused on defending various avenues that could potentially lead to a...   Read More

Mass email, also known as bulk email, is the process of sending a single message or similar messages to a large group of recipients simultaneously. Mass emails can contain promotional content, advertisements, newsletters,...   Read More

Money transfer scams operate in many different forms and contexts, each with its unique characteristics and modes of manipulation that exploit both the gullible and the sophisticated. These cybercrimes are thriving and evolving...   Read More

Malware variants refer to different forms or types of malicious software that are developed to inhibit, either in terms of function or distribution, the operation of computer systems, networks, and software. They are created by...   Read More

Malware families are a critical aspect of cybersecurity and require the attention of antivirus software designers challenging its development and deployment. It is significant to understand what they are and how we identify,...   Read More

"Memory-decrypting malware" is a phrase that refers to an advanced form of malicious software designed to decrypt or extract encrypted information stored in the memory of a targeted system. This form of malware is a highly...   Read More

A malicious insider, within the realm of cyber security and antivirus programs, refers to an individual who possesses authorized access to the critical information and systems of an organization and consciously exploits this...   Read More

Malicious applications, commonly referred to as malicious apps or "malware," are software programs designed with intent to cause damage or unauthorized access to systems and data. Malicious apps pose serious threats in the realm...   Read More

Memory-based malware, also known as fileless malware or non-malware, is a type of malicious software that primarily resides in a computer's RAM, rather than on the hard drive, as traditional malware does. memory-based malware...   Read More

Malicious attachment, an increasingly threatening term where cyber security is concerned, is a dangerous strategy employed by cybercriminals to infiltrate systems and networks, spreading infections and causing havoc. In its bare...   Read More

Mobile phone verification is a security measure employed by various online platforms, web sites, applications, and systems to validate and confirm a user's identity. This significantly contributes to cybersecurity processes such...   Read More

Microsoft Authenticator is an application developed by tech giant, Microsoft, aimed at enhancing cybersecurity by boosting the two-factor authentication process. In the threat-ridden digital landscape, everyone requires...   Read More

Memory injection attacks are fascinatingly complex yet precarious phenomena within the sphere of cybersecurity that pose a major threat to systems, applications, and devices worldwide. Understanding these types of attacks from a...   Read More

"Malicious Website Blocking" is a significant technological advancement in cybersecurity and antivirus sectors, adapted to bolster individual and organizational security in the technologically interwoven world. The concept...   Read More