Apparently PK seems to automatically block everything that attempts to log keystrokes aside of processes bearing Microsoft's signature (this policy also might be disputable as some people consider Microsoft the greatest spyware of them all). Unfortunately, my knowledge about computers is not impressive so I can't say with competence if the program delivers what it claims. I've been using PrivacyKeyboard for about a year or so. So let us talk about ANTI-KEYLOGGER software.
#Anti keylogger software software#
Due to the PrivacyKeyboard™, Spy software will not be able to detect your sensitive information, passwords, logins, PIN numbers etc."" It's for the first time that personal computers of the whole world have a capability to buck various types of keylogging programs possibly included in any commercial, shareware, freeware products, as well as in Trojan horses and viruses of very different operation principles the Internet teems with.
It has proved a potential of creation a real anti-spy software product without use of any signature bases. The PrivacyKeyboard™ software for Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP is the first product of its kind in the world that can provide every computer with strong protection against ALL types of keylogging programs (keyloggers) and keylogging hardware devices (hardware keyloggers), both known and unknown, currently in use or presently being developed worldwide. ""PRIVACYKEYBOARD - Anti Keylogger for workstations, small offices and home computers Searching for anti-keylogger software I found something that's promising a lot: it would be a good start for our discussion:
Since pitching and the theft of privacy data pose a constantly rising threat it would be very helpful to have special anti-keylogger software that works.Īll major AV, AT and AM vendors have some kind of protection against keyloggers but is that enough and working the encryption process as a whole) CAN NOT deliver the protection as needed. It would be helpful for all of us to discuss seriously ANTI-KEYLOGGER software that help us to protect our privacy and of course software that claims a lot but for simple technical reasons ( e.g. I consider KEYLOGGERS as one of the most overlooked and underestimated privacy threats. Lately we have seen here in the forum more and more discussions about anti-keyloggers.
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