ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Symmetric key encryption, also known as private-key or single-key encryption, is a simple yet powerful technique utilized in cryptography and cybersecurity. It represents one of the fundamental foundations of secure electronic...   Read More

"Secret Sharing" is a fundamental concept an essential process for the safekeeping of confidential data across networks and systems. Understanding secret sharing doesn't necessitate a technical background as it can be...   Read More

SSL 3.0, or Secure Sockets Layer 3.0, is a standard security protocol for setting up encrypted links between servers and client systems via the internet or an internal network. An upgrade over SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0 was developed in...   Read More

Slowloris is a highly stealthy yet remarkably powerful kind of cyber-attack that targets the most vulnerable aspect of a web server: Apache HTTP Server's limited ability to process multiple requests at the same time. A single...   Read More

Session Flood in the context of cybersecurity is a type of attack pattern where the attacker overwhelms a system's session handling capabilities by sending large number of requests thus causing the system to slow down, crash or...   Read More

A SYN attack is a type of Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack in which an attacker sends a succession of SYN requests to a targeted server, system or network in an attempt to consume enough server resources to make the system...   Read More

SSH tunneling, also known as SSH port forwarding, is an innovative method used to transmit unauthorized data across a network through an encrypted SSH (Secure Shell) pathway. In the domain of cybersecurity and antivirus...   Read More

SSH (Secure Shell) keys management is a crucially important component in the overarching landscape of cybersecurity and antivirus protection. The premise of SSH is that it provides a method for secure remote login from one...   Read More

"Session hijacking prevention" is a critical component in the industry of cybersecurity and antivirus protection. As technology continues to evolve rapidly, the threats that unethical hackers present to a company's or...   Read More

SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer and is an older version of Transport Layer Security (TLS). These are cryptographic protocols designed to provide a secure communication over a computer network, widely used by websites to...   Read More

SSL Inspection refers to the process used by network security solutions to decrypt, view, and re-encrypt SSL/TLS traffic. SSL/TLS is a cryptographic protocol designed to provide secure connections over a network (e.g., the...   Read More

SSL Offloading, in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus solutions, is a computationally intensive process that involves the decryption and encryption of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) traffic. It is an integral component of any...   Read More

Security Suite is a comprehensive package of cybersecurity tools and services designed to offer complete internet protection. They are created to maintain a defense system against different types of threats prevalent in the...   Read More

A scanning engine is an important component of any antivirus software or cybersecurity system. It fundamentally operates by effectively looking for any malicious software, hazardous files, or suspicious behavior rendered by...   Read More

With "spoofed phone numbers" are becoming an increasingly prevalent concern. a spoofed phone number is one that has been altered or masked to appear as though it is coming from somewhere else; typically an entity or person other...   Read More

SIM swapping is an increasingly notorious form of high-tech crime posing serious threat on the landscape of cybersecurity and antivirus. Though the term sounds somewhat irrelevant to computing and hacking, SIM swapping is...   Read More

Scam alerts refer to notifications or warnings about fraudulent schemes or deceptions designed to dupe unsuspecting individuals and dishonestly take their money or personal information. At its core, "scam alert" is a...   Read More

Spam filters are software programs designed to detect and stop unwanted or unsolicited emails, messages, or content, commonly known as spam. They play a crucial role in the realm of cyber security and work hand in hand with...   Read More

SMS blocking is a critical feature in cybersecurity and antivirus applications used to guard against uninvited or malicious text messages. With cyber threats constantly evolving, the issue of security has become even more...   Read More

Spoofed Emails are among the most common tactics used by cybercriminals to trick unwitting individuals into obtaining unauthorized access to sensitive personal information. These deceptive practices fall under a broad cyberattack...   Read More