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Risk-based decision-making

Risk-based decision-making is a principle employed in cybersecurity that enables organizations. Its main purpose is to assess potential threats and vulnerabilities and make strategic decisions based on these evaluations. This...   Read More


Run-time packing

Run-time packing is a term used within the context of cybersecurity and antivirus science, referring to a sophisticated method by which malicious software, or malware, attempts to hide its real code to bypass security systems....   Read More


Runtime Decryption Malware

Runtime decryption malware represents one of the most sophisticated strands of malicious software in cyber-security. It is a destructive phenomenon permeating the cyber world, creating a challenging anomaly for experts,...   Read More


Runtime Encryption

Runtime Encryption is a critical technology that offers an additional level of data protection over and above other cybersecurity systems. It specifically relates to the encrypting, or protecting, of data during execution or...   Read More


Runtime Obfuscation

Runtime obfuscation is a unique cybersecurity technique that transforms standard binary into different and complex code structures during execution time, making it challenging to analyze or reverse-engineer. £his is not to be...   Read More


Runtime Decryption Detection

Developers employ multiple defense strategies to shield various systems and networks from cyber threats. One such strategy is "Runtime Decryption Detection," which is a technique used in advanced and modernized antivirus programs...   Read More


Rootkit using Runtime Decryption

A rootkit is a collection of software tools that is usually malicious and enables unauthorized access to a computer system. Rootkits and their variants have become more widespread, affecting a vast array of environments, from...   Read More


Runtime Decryption Signature Detection

"Runtime Decryption Signature Detection" is a pragmatic approach within the domain of cybersecurity, particularly related to antivirus software, that's aimed at discovering and mitigating potential threats that may compromise...   Read More


Runtime Decryption Heuristics

Runtime decryption heuristics are techniques used in the cybersecurity and antivirus context to decipher encrypted malicious codes contained in files or programs without necessarily having the exact decryption key. The term...   Read More


RAR Archive

A RAR archive is a condensed data format recognizable by the .rar file extension, developed by Eugene Roshal, based on the operating entity Roshal Archive. Pawel Roshal was responsible for developing WinRAR, which people commonly...   Read More


RAR Extractor

"RAR Extractor" is a term that is used in the field of cybersecurity and refers to a tool that has the ability to retrieve or extract files that are stored in the form of a RAR archive. A RAR archive, on the other hand, is a...   Read More


Ransomware Recovery

Ransomware recovery is a critical aspect of cybersecurity operations that involves restoring systems, networks, and files affected by a ransomware, which is a malicious software or malware. As the name suggests, ransomware holds...   Read More


Run-time Polymorphism

Run-time Polymorphism is a core computer science concept in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), critical within the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus software. This principle permits objects to behave differently based on their...   Read More


Remote Access Trojans (RAT)

Remote Access Trojans (RAT) refers to a type of malware programmed to give an unauthorized third-party, known as an attacker, access and control over a victim's system. The attacker gaining these unauthorized access privileges...   Read More


Recovery keys

Recovery keys are lifesavers in the world of information technology. Originated from the realm of cryptography, they serve the purpose of being an ultimate tool for data retrieval in situations involving forgotten passwords or...   Read More


RAM scraping

RAM scraping, standing for random access memory scraping, is a malicious activity that occurs in the cybersecurity world. As the name suggests, it involves the scraping, or extracting, of crucial data from a device's RAM...To...   Read More


Reverse DNS Lookup

Reverse DNS Lookup, also referred to as rDNS, is a process of finding the domain name associated with a particular IP address. It is a way of directly mapping a host domain information back via an IP address and essentially is...   Read More


Renewal fee

Renewal Fee is a payment made to keep software, services, or programs operational after an initial contract or fixed period has expired. Within the field of cyber security and antivirus software solutions, the term mainly refers...   Read More


Refund policy

The concept of a “refund policy” is a fundamental aspect of consumer rights and is associated with business transactions and contracts. In the context of cybersecurity and antivirus industries, a refund policy incorporates...   Read More


Renewal date

Renewal date is a term used to describe the date at which a particular service or contract needs to be renewed or extended. the renewal date typically refers to the time when a subscription or license for software or service is...   Read More


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