I use Kaspersky on my laptop and avast on my PC.
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I use Kaspersky on my laptop and avast on my PC.
Norton.
Everyone says its no good, but I haven't had any problems with it. If I get keylogged, it asks me if I want to send an email to the address :P
Norton is well known to use alot of processing power, which slows your PC down quite alotQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack120
Norton may not detect the keylogger as it may be binded [crypted] with another file
It also doesn't have the best detection rates.
If your worried about keyloggers you should download KeyScramber, which gives the keylogger the wrong keystrokes as you type them.
Heres a map of how it works:
http://keyscrambler.com/images/howitworks_h.gifhttp://keyscrambler.com/images/howitworks_v.gif
NOTE: This does not remove the keylogger it only stops it from recording your keystrokes
You will still need Anti-spyware in conjunction with keyscramber
Hope this helps!
Kevin.
And where do we get this "KeyScramber"?
KeyScrambler is useless nowadays, most keyloggers record at the kernel level, not the software level rendering the software obsolete.
Also:
ESET Smart Security.
Which reminds me I need to renew my license next month (has it really been a year already?)
2 Year license ftw.
Quote:
Originally Posted by *****
You can get KeyScrambler at Download.com
67 year licence ftw!?Quote:
Originally Posted by *****
http://www.tehupload.com/uploads/733...1b95424552.jpg
At least mine is legal ;)
Theres no difference in either, whats the point on paying 30£ odd for a licence for one year, noneQuote:
Originally Posted by *****
Whats the point is not buying the software if you have the money, so that they can develop it?