ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

System Performance Optimization refers to the adjustments performed on systems, applications, or software in order to maximize their efficiency and minimize the time taken by these systems to execute tasks. In the broad spectrum...   Read More

SIEM also known as Security Information and Event Management refers to a combination of tools, services, and systems that provide comprehensive, real-time analysis of security alerts by collecting and analyzing security event...   Read More

Few things are as puzzling and annoying as waking up to a deluge of unsolicited messages comically aimed at selling you products or services in your mailbox or on your social media handles. This is the highcommand penmanship of...   Read More

SQL Injection, often abbreviated as SQLi, is a coding technique that hackers use to exploit vulnerabilities in an application's database layer, specifically attacking the logic of the application interacting with the database....   Read More

Software exploit, in the domain of cybersecurity and antivirus, pertains to lines of code or sequences of commands that take advantage of a flaw or vulnerability in a software system in pursuit of unauthorized actions or...   Read More

SSL encryption is a standard security technology that creates an encrypted link between a web server and browser. It stands for Secure Sockets Layer, a global security protocol developed by Netscape in the 1990s, and is widely...   Read More

Suspicious activity in the context of cybersecurity refers to any unusual actions or behaviors that could potentially indicate a security breach in computer systems and networks. Such activity might signify attempts by...   Read More

Security breaches, common refer to instances where unauthorized individuals obtain access to confidential, protected, or private data. These types of violations can substantially compromise a person's, company's, or...   Read More

Spam emails are unsolicited messages that are sent in bulk usually for commercial purposes such as advertisement, phishing for sensitive information, or spreading malicious software known as malware. By definition, they come from...   Read More

Search plus Your World (SPYW) is a feature-integrated organic search and social search by Google that provides personalized outcomes based on individual activities and social connections. Despite its integration into our digital...   Read More

Service-Oriented Cybersecurity and Antivirus (SOCE) represents an approach to cybersecurity that revolves around the utilization of interlinked and interoperable services to ensure comprehensive protection for digital...   Read More

Sandboxing is a security technique used in cybersecurity and antivirus applications to separate running programs or applications. It provides an isolated environment or "sandbox," where untested code, unfamiliar scripts, or...   Read More

Smartphone malware is a variant of malicious software ("malware") specifically targeted at smartphones. As the use of smartphones expands far beyond basic communication, an unwelcoming surge in smartphone malware designed to...   Read More

When delving into the vast realm of digital technology, there are numerous concepts and terms that one comes across. Secured browsing is a key concept among these, standing as an essential element in maintaining online safety in...   Read More

Suspicious behavior refers to any activities or actions that can potentially compromise or threaten the security and integrity of a computer system or network...In our hyper-connected world, cybersecurity threats have increased...   Read More

System scans, a term routinely used in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus allows for the assurance of maintaining the integrity of information technology systems. a system scan flips through all files, applications, and...   Read More

Script-based attacks or script-based vulnerabilities refer to specific types of cyber threats that involve malicious software codes or scripts to exploit vulnerabilities in a system or network and carry out malicious activities....   Read More

Sandbox evasion is a cybersecurity concept that refers to various techniques used by cybercriminals to evade detection from sandboxing technology. Sandboxing is a software management strategy that isolates applications from...   Read More

Stealthy malware, as the term suggests, operates covertly. It is designed to infiltrate computers or networks without being detected by traditional security systems. Understanding the nature, capability, and the threat it poses...   Read More

System resources are valuable components in a computer system that can be used to perform various tasks when instructed by users or software applications. These resources include hardware components such as the central processing...   Read More