Anti-keylogger tool

NuclearSilo · Post by **NuclearSilo** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:16 pm

This is a small tool of Windows, very useful. Keylogger cant log your keystrokes if u use it.
Go to Start -> Run -> osk

Btw, it cant avoid screenlogger.

MastaChiefX · Post by **MastaChiefX** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:19 pm

WRRRRRRONG

Ice771x · Post by **Ice771x** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:21 pm

ooo thats pretty nifty

NuclearSilo · Post by **NuclearSilo** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:22 pm

MastaChiefX wrote:WRRRRRRONG

any proof to say it's wrong? i tested with some keyloggers installed myself

MamaSan · Post by **MamaSan** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:22 pm

I have 4 keylogger scan + firewall+ virus scan+ adaware scan...and hopefully that helps...else I dont know what to do anymore...

babasa · Post by **babasa** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:23 pm

omg this thing is so cool !!1 thx !!

but how you know people cant keylogger me with this?

phresh · Post by **phresh** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:24 pm

The only protection I run is called common sense. It owns.

MastaChiefX · Post by **MastaChiefX** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:26 pm

NuclearSilo wrote:
MastaChiefX wrote:WRRRRRRONG

any proof to say it's wrong? i tested with some keyloggers installed myself

EXTREMELY SIPLIFIED
Normal keyboard, sends data to the computer.
ON screen keyboard, does the exact same thing.
The data the computer recieves is no different then from the on screen keyboard.

Unless you have a keylogger actually installed in your keyboard(1 in 10000000) then, this does jack shit.

Da_Realest · Post by **Da_Realest** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:27 pm

phresh wrote:The only protection I run is called common sense. It owns.

I agree. If you pay attention to what you download and what you're browsing then there is no need for a program like this.

Someone saying they can help you prevent something are usual the one's who plant keyloggers into your system. I'm not saying this program has a keylogger or anything but I prefer my ability to differentiate between right and wrong.

EllisD · Post by **EllisD** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:34 pm

Da_Realest wrote:Someone saying they can help you prevent something are usual the one's who plant keyloggers into your system. I'm not saying this program has a keylogger or anything but I prefer my ability to differentiate between right and wrong.

Well considering that this isnt a program you download, its integrated into windows. OSK = On Screen Keyboard.

Nobody is trying to dupe anyone here, just so you know.

NuclearSilo · Post by **NuclearSilo** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:39 pm

MastaChiefX wrote:
NuclearSilo wrote:
MastaChiefX wrote:WRRRRRRONG

any proof to say it's wrong? i tested with some keyloggers installed myself

EXTREMELY SIPLIFIED
Normal keyboard, sends data to the computer.
ON screen keyboard, does the exact same thing.
The data the computer recieves is no different then from the on screen keyboard.

Unless you have a keylogger actually installed in your keyboard(1 in 10000000) then, this does jack shit.

My bank society use this to prevent keylogger. So i believe it's a good tool.

By my understanding, keyloggers cant log what u clicked because the data is encoded. If the keylogger can decode the data, it must be a very powerful keylogger.

Good or not, try to install a personal keylogger yourself, and see if it works.

takolin · Post by **takolin** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:47 pm

My bank makes keylogging impossible.

You need to type in your code in a devicethingy and it generates a random 6digit code to acces your account on-line.

Unless you steal my digipass+ the pw I'm secure for keylogs on things that really matter xD.

MastaChiefX · Post by **MastaChiefX** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:50 pm

NuclearSilo wrote:
MastaChiefX wrote:
NuclearSilo wrote:
MastaChiefX wrote:WRRRRRRONG

any proof to say it's wrong? i tested with some keyloggers installed myself

EXTREMELY SIPLIFIED
Normal keyboard, sends data to the computer.
ON screen keyboard, does the exact same thing.
The data the computer recieves is no different then from the on screen keyboard.

Unless you have a keylogger actually installed in your keyboard(1 in 10000000) then, this does jack shit.

My bank society use this to prevent keylogger. So i believe it's a good tool.

By my understanding, keyloggers cant log what u clicked because the data is encoded. If the keylogger can decode the data, it must be a very powerful keylogger.

Good or not, try to install a personal keylogger yourself, and see if it works.

They cant normally. However, on screen keyboard is an exception. It is considered a keyboard. Can you use that one bank program to type into SRF? IM afraid not. Also its not impossible to keylog someone at a bank. Ever heard of a camera

LowTech>HiTech

Da_Realest · Post by **Da_Realest** » Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:54 pm

EllisD wrote:
Da_Realest wrote:Someone saying they can help you prevent something are usual the one's who plant keyloggers into your system. I'm not saying this program has a keylogger or anything but I prefer my ability to differentiate between right and wrong.

Well considering that this isnt a program you download, its integrated into windows. OSK = On Screen Keyboard.

Nobody is trying to dupe anyone here, just so you know.

I also never said it was. Just stating general information.