ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

In the world of cybersecurity and antivirus solutions, the term "Spam Folder" refers to a designated location where unwanted or unsolicited messages are sequestered. Any email provider, be it Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook, has a...   Read More

Spam analysis refers to the process of evaluating, investigating, and scrutinizing e-mail messages or online content deemed as 'spam' to understand its origin, characteristics, and effects. This is especially important in the...   Read More

SPF_DKIM_DMARC authentication, an acronym for Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), and Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC), are fundamental protocols in ensuring...   Read More

Spoofed URLs refers to a malicious technique where cybercriminals create fraudulent websites to mimic legitimate ones. The aim of the underlying illegitimate facade is primarily to deceive users into providing sensitive personal...   Read More

Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) Inspection is a significant concept in the field of cybersecurity. It is a security process that intercepts and decrypts data from SSL/TLS encrypted traffic to scan for...   Read More

Suspicious file identification is one of the most significant tasks in the landscape of cybersecurity. This is essential given the growing number of various cyber threats. Suspicious file identification refers to the process or...   Read More

Split Tunneling is a networking concept that serves as an invaluable asset in the field of cybersecurity and antivirus programming. It's a feature that provides a balance between security and connectivity, allowing users to...   Read More

Social media filtering is a vital aspect of cybersecurity, characterized by a form of data sanitization where outcoming and incoming content are meticulously screened to mitigate threats. Social media networks have become...   Read More

Search engine filtering refers to the process by which a search engine refines or filters the search results before they are presented to the user. This dynamic method allows search engines to keep harmful contents, such as...   Read More

SSID hiding is a technique used in the realm of wireless networking for security purposes. Standing for Service Set Identifier, the SSID is the name that is allocated to a specific Wi-Fi network, making it identifiable to the...   Read More

In the digital world, the security of information and data exchanged over the internet is paramount. Server certificates play a crucial role in ensuring data security and thwarting cybersecurity threats. This document acts as a...   Read More

The Secure Hash Algorithm 1, or SHA-1, is a cryptographic hash function that was developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and released by the National Security Agency (NSA) in 1995. It is an integral...   Read More

The Secure Hashing Algorithm 2 (SHA-2) is a set of cryptographic hash algorithms designed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). Within the family of SHA-2 algorithms are six distinct versions delineated by the bit length of...   Read More

Scam detection is a core component of the cybersecurity strategy of individuals, organizations, and also antivirus programs. Broadly, it encompasses identifying and nullifying attempts to fraudulently extract sensitive...   Read More

Spoofing detection is a critical component in the field of cybersecurity and antivirus protection as it helps in identifying and halting deceitful or falsified activities. In a broad sense, spoofing refers to any deceptive...   Read More

Security Alerts refer to the notifications or warnings which are triggered when a perceived or overt threat is detected in the computing system or network. These alerts are designed not only to inform about impending cyber...   Read More

Scheduled scanning, as it relates to cybersecurity and antivirus software, is a process that involves routine or periodic scanning of a computer system, network, or application to detect any potential vulnerabilities, malware, or...   Read More

Secure coding refers to the concept of writing various forms of software in such a way as to ensure robust security. It entails developing computer software in methodologies that safeguard against security vulnerabilities. Secure...   Read More

Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), also referred to as SSH File Transfer Protocol, is a network protocol applied in transferring, accessing, and managing files securely over a private network. SFTP is an extension of the...   Read More

A Security Operations Center, often abbreviated as SOC, is a central unit within an organization that deals with cybersecurity and antivirus solutions. It's dedicated to identifying, investigating, responding to, and, above all,...   Read More