I just got an anti keylogger which (just once I believe) indicated that Avast had attempted to take a snapshot of some screen.
Does Avast do this for its own purposes (that is, deliberately) or is it perhaps some part of Avast that is similar to a keyhook program which might cause a totally heuristic anti keylogger (like mine) to inform me that Avast WAS trying to take a snapshot?
The specific program my anti keylogger stopped from a screenshot was ashSimpl.exe. For the record, I instructed the keylogger to allow ashSimple.exe screenshot attempts full time.
Short answer No it doesn’t have the capability to take screen shots.
I can’t see why ashSimpl.exe at the end of a scan it displays a window listing files that couldn’t be scanned, perhaps this is what your keylogger is confused with, I wouldn’t call that a screen shot but a pop-up window…
The specific program my anti keylogger stopped from a screenshot was ashSimpl.exe. For the record, I instructed the keylogger to allow ashSimple.exe screenshot attempts full time.
I can’t see why, ashSimpl.exe at the end of a scan it displays a window listing files that couldn’t be scanned, perhaps this is what your keylogger is confused with, I wouldn’t call that a screen shot but a pop-up window…
As Igor said though it does appear to be a false alarm from your keylogger.