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Let's say you downloaded a keylogger and your AV can't detect it. You can always just live with someone getting your keystrokes or you can do something about it!

Introducing the amazing ANTI KEYLOGGER!

Keyscrambler

KeyScrambler encrypts your keystrokes in the kernel, giving keyloggers only "scrambled," meaningless keys to record.

Quote: * It defeats known and unknown keyloggers.
* It works even on security compromised computers.
* It is compatible with other security programs and authentication methods such as tokens and smart cards.
* It requires no effort on your part and lets you see encryption live.
* It adds a reliable layer of defense for your personal office, family and business.

KeyScrambler gives you the luxury of peace of mind.

Here is a video of it in action

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zxn2tiAsKA[/yt]

Now since I can't post the download link for the premium or full version, I'll tell you where you can get the personal version which is free!

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Keyscrambler Personal Download

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I strongly urge you to at least try out this amazing software, it's really great and a great addition to your computer's security.

*Please say thanks if you found this helpful.


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If you liked this please check out my amazing SECURITY MONITOR thread http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=234

Or

check if you have conficker and how to remove it if you do

http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=246

Good post. I've heard about this but I'm afraid of it messing up some of the programs I use.

A great thread, thank you.

I haven't actually used KeyScrambler myself but i've heard nothing but praises for this program.

I came across this computer at school. Someone installed it on there and made it hard for me to play a flash game .

So you may want to disable it for things like that. I don't know how it effects normal games though.

The only problem with it, is that it sometimes get's 'confused' you could say, so that you are typing encrypted letters and what you mean to be typing shows up in the little "Encrypted keystrokes:" menu. Other than that, it rocks.

Elektrisk you took the words right out of my mouth :p

When I was teamviewing a friend, it would not decrypt what I typed and that is a bit annoying, especially since it can't be instantly turned off.

Yep is use it a lot, very nice

I should start using this if so many people use it ;)

Great thread. I have used keyscrambler and it was very effective.