ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

"Trusted sources" refers to the domain origins, internet addresses, document providers, software manufacturers, web applications, or any online platforms that a cybersecurity system identifies as reliable and dependable. In the...   Read More

Testing methodology in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus refers to the structural approach and process taken to validate and verify the robustness of a cybersecurity system or antivirus software. The methodology includes...   Read More

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is a specialized chip designed to carry out cryptographic operations that dramatically enhance security measures in computing platforms. Officially released as an international standard (ISO/IEC...   Read More

TrueCrypt is a popular, open-source encryption software that notably provides on-the-fly encryption (OTFE). This advanced application is created to protect digital information stored on devices or transmitted from one device or...   Read More

The "Tor Network," also known as "The Onion Router," is an infectious component within the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus operations. Its major task is to provide an online curtain of anonymity wherein users can go about...   Read More

The Dark Web is often portrayed as an unsupervised and clandestine corner of the internet rife with illegal activities - and unfortunately, such portrayals aren't far off. Cloaked in notoriety, it has become a hub for illicit...   Read More

Trackers are software or scripts that organizations, especially advertising businesses, employ to monitor and track users' activities online. As technological advancements revolutionize every sphere of life, users sharing...   Read More

TCP/IP filtering, often considered an intrinsic part/runag of a cybersecurity strategy, is a protective measure for controlling who can deliver packets of data to various nodes in a TCP/IP network. TCP/IP, shorthand for...   Read More

Terminal refers to a crucial component of a computer system often favored by developers, system administrators, and cybersecurity experts. This command-line interface enables inputting and executing text-based commands to...   Read More

Tethered jailbreak is a term that originates from the cybersecurity domain, specifically referencing the process of removing software restrictions imposed by the original manufacturer on devices like smartphones, tablets, and...   Read More

TaiG is a Chinese software organization highly recognized for developing jailbreak tools for iOS devices such as iPhones, iPads, and iPods. Initially, the company sprung fame within the cybersecurity and antivirus community with...   Read More

In the field of cybersecurity and antivirus protection, there is a term being extensively utilized which is 'Token Authentication'. Primarily, token authentication is the scheme used for securing user accounts through a server...   Read More

Transaction signing, which finds extensive application in various contexts such as online payments, e-commerce, cryptocurrency transactions, digital contracts, and more, is outlined in this essay. Basically, with respect to...   Read More

In the realm of cybersecurity and antivirus protection, the term "trusted devices" refers to those electronic appliances which have been acknowledged by a network or a user as reliable or safe. These devices can include...   Read More

A Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) is an algorithm generating a one-time password (OTP) derived from the current time, introducing an additional security layer to traditional password authentication processes...The word...   Read More

The cybersecurity landscape is becoming increasingly complicated with the advent of numerous new technologies being developed every day. One of the concepts permeating the cybersecurity industry is termed as "Token Code". This...   Read More

Traceroute is an essential networking diagnostic tool used to trace the route that packets take as they move through an IP network. It is a valuable tool that aids in understanding networking issues such as network congestion,...   Read More

Token impersonation is a cybersecurity concept that involves the misuse or manipulation of access and identity tokens to gain unauthorized access or control within a computing system or network. To fully comprehend the idea, it...   Read More

The "Trojan horse" concept in computing is derived from the famous story in Greek mythology where the Greeks used a wooden horse, presented as a gift to deceive the city of Troy into allowing it into their city walls. The hollow...   Read More

"Trusted Boot" , or tboot, is a hardware and software security technology that aims to provide a resilient, trustworthy, and secure start-up process for computer systems, ensuring that each step in the booting process is validated...   Read More