Anti-Keylogger software?

I have online armor premium which detects keyloggers but is that enough in combination with Avast to stop such a threat.


I would think that would be enough since avast also detects some keylogger programs.


:slight_smile: Hi :

Might want to look into some “Speciality” anti-keylogger programs, such as :

  1. Snoopfree @ www.snoopfree.com/PrivacyShield.htm

  2. KeyScrambler @ www.qfxsoftware.com

  3. Zemana @ www.zemana.com/AntiloggerOverviewRef.aspx

Hi pinnacle,
If you use a router or a modem, I would suggest that you also utilize openDNS to further protect you while browsing on the internet. :slight_smile:

+1 8)

Hi ken,

I use openDNS and hphosts.

hphosts, because you keep insisting on using it - installed it today.

nmb

@nmb

You will want to use HostsServer as a local proxy to speed up the browser:
http://forum.abelhadigital.com/index.php?showtopic=553 <== I use 3.2.71 Beta7

oh sorry,

I forgot to mention that I use hostman to take care of it, as you do. but with the DNS service disabled. have you turned it on?

nmb

@nmb

I disable the DNS Client service as my systems are not part of an Active Directory domain controllers:
http://www.theeldergeek.com/dns_client.htm

ok got the Key Scrambler not to sure i want that OpenDNS. I am only an average user. do not understand all the jargon . i should be fine

The average user is the person who needs the protection the most. :slight_smile:

Then there are people that are so paranoid that they install so much protection that their system slows to a crawl then wonder why.

Fully agree but the beauty of openDNS is that it does it’s job without slowing your system down. :slight_smile:

But some even with two protection their computer are already slow!
This is the difference between new computer and the old ones~_^!

I got the Key Scrambler but this program only works when you on Internet.

Have a nice day. :slight_smile: