Beware Of Keyloggers!

KMKM · 03-31-2007

Hello people,

This message to those who use any Third Party Billing Solution.

There are softwares which store and send it all your keypresses to the owner i.e. keylog your computer and send it to a hacker which can then take useful information from it like your password and id and will use it to hack it.

Please remain cautious and always be sure that there is no keylogger installed on the computer which you are using.
This is especially to those people who go to cyber cafe's.

Thanx and regards,

~KMKM

Althema · 04-04-2007

How can you tell if a keylogger is on your computer? Will Norton pick it up? Or trend micro?

dovic1 · 04-05-2007

I am also interested on how you can tell if a kellogger is on your computer. I guess that's why it's good to use the mouse instead of the keypad.

ltjman22 · 04-11-2007

Yes, very useful info you have there! I am aware of keyloggers, but have never really payed any attention to the harm they can do. Thanks!!!

stealth · 04-13-2007

There are free and commercial antikeyloggers available. You can install that on your PC to help you combat keyloggers. Make sure to update your data file regularly. One other precautionary measure is use virtual keyboards.

labyrinth · 04-15-2007

Really nice information, thanks for the alert. Should be very cautious form next time.

BTW, are those keylogger, kind for trojan or computer worm which leaks out personal informations to?

neha123 · 04-15-2007

Try not operate on the computers which are being shared with other people. Else there is no way to know if your information is being logged

spiderweb · 04-15-2007

For egold it has its virtual keyboard called SRK. Just click this one if you log in to your account. The keyboard keys are randomly disarranged and use your mouse to point and click your password.

JBL20 · 04-16-2007

Nice info thanks for keeping us posted.

you2 · 04-17-2007

How can one know whether a keylogger is present on a PC or not?
I do go to cybercafe's sometimes but I never checked for keyloggers.
Thanks for information

03-31-2007	#1 (permalink)
KMKM Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 0	Beware Of Keyloggers! Hello people, This message to those who use any Third Party Billing Solution. There are softwares which store and send it all your keypresses to the owner i.e. keylog your computer and send it to a hacker which can then take useful information from it like your password and id and will use it to hack it. Please remain cautious and always be sure that there is no keylogger installed on the computer which you are using. This is especially to those people who go to cyber cafe's. Thanx and regards, ~KMKM

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ltjman22 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 409 Rep Power: 0	Yes, very useful info you have there! I am aware of keyloggers, but have never really payed any attention to the harm they can do. Thanks!!! __________________ Myfishsite Fishing Forums!

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stealth Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 71 Rep Power: 2	There are free and commercial antikeyloggers available. You can install that on your PC to help you combat keyloggers. Make sure to update your data file regularly. One other precautionary measure is use virtual keyboards. __________________ Premium paid directory Daily updated software blog 3DMax and Photoshop tutorials

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labyrinth Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 0	Really nice information, thanks for the alert. Should be very cautious form next time. BTW, are those keylogger, kind for trojan or computer worm which leaks out personal informations to?

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neha123 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 13 Rep Power: 0	Try not operate on the computers which are being shared with other people. Else there is no way to know if your information is being logged

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spiderweb Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 0	For egold it has its virtual keyboard called SRK. Just click this one if you log in to your account. The keyboard keys are randomly disarranged and use your mouse to point and click your password.

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JBL20 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 0	Nice info thanks for keeping us posted.

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you2 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 0	How can one know whether a keylogger is present on a PC or not? I do go to cybercafe's sometimes but I never checked for keyloggers. Thanks for information

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