ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

A registry cleaner, sometimes known as a registry optimizer, is a type of software that scans the Windows registry in computers to identify any entries that are outdated, redundant, or unnecessary due to errors, incomplete...   Read More

Router security refers to various measures and protocols that are put in place to secure a network router. The context of this is cybersecurity and antivirus, both of which play an integral part in the process. A router is a...   Read More

Real-time web protection plays a vital role contributing immensely to safeguard against potential threats that make their way through the internet. It refers to the proactive defense mechanism enabled by specific applications or...   Read More

Registry keys are essential components of the Microsoft Windows operating system. They are a central repository of configuration settings that allow the operating system and the software installed on the machine to work...   Read More

A Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) is a type of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) that has significantly contributed to machine learning (ML). RNN is designed to recognize patterns in sequences of data, such as text, speech, or...   Read More

Regression, particularly within the scope of cybersecurity and antivirus software, is a concept revolving around the objective of keeping software systems at desired levels of efficiency, security, and predictability. Engaging...   Read More

Ransomware, in the cyberspace, is one of the most malicious threats to both individuals and corporate groups. The way it functions is by encrypting the victim's data and then providing a ransom demand for the keys, target users...   Read More

"ROP gadgets" or Return-oriented Programming (ROP) gadgets are manipulated pieces of code that are created by exploiting a software's vulnerability. This term is widely used in cybersecurity and is often considered a significant...   Read More

Reduced notifications is a term often used within the context of cybersecurity and antivirus software. the term refers to a feature in software applications where fewer notifications than usual are sent to the user. It is a...   Read More

Reputation Database, within the context of cybersecurity and antivirus software, is a comprehensive system that essentially profiles the threat landscape by determining the credibility and safety of applications, users, and other...   Read More

Remote Monitoring is a sophisticated technological procedure that enables companies to efficiently and effectively monitor, manage, and troubleshoot IT systems, networks, and infrastructure via the internet. Leveraging internet...   Read More

Reporting and logging are essential elements in every security surveillance system, particularly in cybersecurity and antivirus environments. They provide insights into security systems by documenting and reporting relevant...   Read More

Removable media, as its name suggests, refers to a type of storage device that is not fixed permanently within the computer but instead can be removed or inserted at the user’s discretion. Examples of removable media include...   Read More

The concept of reuse of passwords essentially refers to the act of using the same password for more than one account or application. This practice, also known as password recycling, is one that is highly discouraged by...   Read More

Recording Indicator refers to a signal or sign used to denote that recording is taking place on a device or system. It helps to ensure that any unauthorised activity, such as recording of audio, video, or keystrokes, is easily...   Read More

Rogue software detection is a crucial aspect specifically in antivirus applications and programs. To understand what it is, it is essential first to understand what rogue software is. Rogue software, also known as rogueware,...   Read More

Relay control can be described as the management of commands between different devices and channels. It carries significance in many contexts including cybersecurity and antivirus where it ensures strong communication flow among...   Read More

RAR, which stands for Roshal Archive, is a format used for file compression and archiving. It was developed by a Russian software engineer named Eugene Roshal, hence its name, and is owned by a company called win.rar...   Read More

Registry is essentially a database of core settings and other crucial functionalities that define the Windows environment used in most computer systems. Its essence dates back to Windows 3.1 and it has since been a valuable part...   Read More

RFC 4954, also known as the SMTP Service Extension for Authentication, is a standard protocol developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). RFC stands for 'Request for Comments', a method used for developing and...   Read More