ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

"Scheduled Scans" is an essential feature that plays a pivotal role in ensuring optimum protection against potential threats. It is the process in which your antivirus software automatically carries out a complete or partial scan...   Read More

"Spam detection" is a core term in the field of cybersecurity and antivirus. As an area of intense focus and study, spam detection majorly revolves around the identification of unsolicited and often harmful content that often...   Read More

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) filtering represents an essential aspect of cybersecurity. In the fight against cyber threats, SMTP filtering serves as a pivotal first line of defense, primarily dealing with the deluge of...   Read More

A secure browser is an internet browser armed with unique features to keep an individual’s online activities and transactions safe from third-party interceptions and intrusions such as cyber-attacks and data misuse. this forms...   Read More

SMS and MMS, acronyms for Short Message Service and Multimedia Messaging Service respectively, serve as the standard mobile communication modes for sending and receiving text messages and multimedia content. With smartphones...   Read More

Secure Web Browsing refers to the process of safely accessing the web without unknowingly exposing your sensitive or personal information or downloading harmful software to your computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, or another...   Read More

SMS Phishing Protection refers to measures taken to guard against a form of cybercrime known as SMiShing or SMS Phishing. This kind of phishing attack utilizes Short Message Service (SMS) to deceive individuals into providing...   Read More

Safe browsing is a significant feature designed to provide necessary protection while browsing the internet in the scope of cybersecurity and antivirus. How often do we see strangers physically prying over our shoulder to see our...   Read More

Suspicious network activity refers to a class of activities or patterns on a computer network that suggest malicious intent or potential security threat. This could be an attempt to compromise the confidentiality, integrity, or...   Read More

Safe browsing practices refer to a collection of guidelines that work together to create the best possible way to use the internet without entailing a security risk. Applying these practices in daily online surfing makes it...   Read More

Scamware, an unfortunate byproduct of the digital age, is a type of malicious software designed to trick users into purchasing and downloading harmful software onto their devices. Nesting within the realm of malware, a broad term...   Read More

Scare tactics are ways of frightening people into taking a certain action or behavior. A prevalent use of scare tactics is in marketing, where companies use these techniques to pressure and scare consumers into buying their...   Read More

A "Security Alert Popup" is a notification that appears on your desktop or mobile device intended to inform you about a potential threat to your system or network. In this context, it is traditionally associated with...   Read More

Safe removal refers to a secure methodology used to eject or disconnect an external device from a computer system. It is critical for maintaining the integrity and safety of data contained in external devices like memory cards,...   Read More

Safe downloading refers to the acquisition of information from the internet done in a manner that poses negligible risk to confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your digital data. As broader technological capabilities...   Read More

Social Network Monitoring is a pivotal aspect of cybersecurity and antivirus strategies. It signifies the process of recognizing, predicting, and interpreting information from various social networking sites or social media...   Read More

Suspicious links refer to untrustworthy URLs or hyperlinks that may compromise a user's data security significantly. These links usually contain certain forms of malware, including viruses, ransomware, or spyware, which...   Read More

Safe social networking practices refer to the procedures and guidelines that individuals or businesses follow to protect their privacy and maintain safety while using social networking platforms. This concept is highly important...   Read More

Self-propagation in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus refers to the process through which malicious software, commonly known as malware, spreads across an information system, networks, or devices with no human...   Read More

A spam report is an analytical tool primarily used in the cybersecurity world that highlights and analyses the various unsolicited messages received electronically, also known as spam. Reputed antivirus companies and...   Read More