ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Registry-based malware is a type of malicious software that manipulates the Windows Registry to infect, control, or otherwise compromise an affected computer system. It is a topic of high interest within cybersecurity and...   Read More

Rootkit scanning is a vital cybersecurity measure that seeks to detect and purge rootkits from a computer system. It involves using software, often an antivirus tool specifically designed to seek out rootkits, to identify...   Read More

"Rootkit technologies" is a term that has become increasingly prevalent in the cybersecurity and antivirus fields. Understanding what rootkits are and how they operate can play a significant role in protecting your system by...   Read More

Reverse engineering prevention is a crucial aspect of cybersecurity, owing to its role in safeguarding intellectual property and secure information. It is majorly developed as a method to bolster the security measures against...   Read More

Reflective DLL Injection is a sophisticated hacking technique most commonly associated with cybersecurity and employed in the evasion of established antivirus software and systems. Fundamentally, it involves redirecting the...   Read More

Random Forest is a learning method for various tasks including classification, regression, and other tasks that find broad applications in areas such as cybersecurity and antivirus. It functions by constructing multiple decision...   Read More

Reinforcement learning is a significant aspect of machine learning, where an agent learns to behave in an environment, by performing certain actions and observing the results or feedback of those actions. Over time, the agent...   Read More

Remote Code Execution, frequently abbreviated as RCE, refers to a cyber-attacker's ability to access and make changes on a system, bypassing the limitations of normal system access controls. This security flaw allows an attacker...   Read More

Reverse engineering is a popular tactic in cybersecurity which involves deconstructing a product or a system to understand its operation, configurations, and inner workings. In simple terms, it is a process of extracting...   Read More

Role-Based Access Control, also known as RBAC, is a principle in the field of cybersecurity and computer networks that provides a method of regulating access to computer resources based on the roles of individuals within an...   Read More

RSA is one of the first practicable public-key cryptosystems and is widely used for secure data transmission. It relies on the mathematical principle that it is easy to multiply large numbers together but factoring large numbers...   Read More

A rainbow table attack is a specialized method used in the computer world to breach security systems by guessing the passwords held in a system's database. Named for its colorful design, it's a precomputed table for reversing...   Read More

Ryuk ransomware is a type of malicious software known for its destructive capabilities, often directed at large-scale or highly profitable organizations. As part of the larger picture involving cybersecurity and antivirus...   Read More

REvil ransomware, also known as Sodin or Sodinokibi, is a destructive malware belonging to the category of ransomware. REvil ransomware is perceived as a potent threat in view of its devious and devastating operations,...   Read More

A Rootkit scanner and remover is a highly useful tool to safeguard a system's security from potential threats. The world of cybersecurity considers rootkits to be one of the most ominous forms of malware as they operate in...   Read More

Run-time manipulation refers to constructs and operations that can take place while an application, software, or system is running. run-time manipulation is a topic of particular interest and importance as it involves dynamic...   Read More

Ransomware blocker, as the term suggests, is a sophisticated malware blocking tool engineered to deter, detect, and dismantle ransomware threats before they infiltrate the system and wreak havoc. To better understand what exactly...   Read More

Rogue antivirus is a term that denotes a type of malicious software (malware) that pretends to be legitimate antivirus software. It is designed to deceive users into partaking in an action that is in keeping with the objectives...   Read More

A "resident virus" is one of the most common categories of malicious software, commonly known as malware, that typically functions by taking up permanent residence in a computer's memory. Much like biological viruses begin...   Read More

Remote Code Execution (RCE) is one of the most daunting security vulnerabilities that exist in the field of cybersecurity. an RCE enables an attacker to run and execute malicious code on a target system remotely, without any...   Read More