Keep Your Data Safe: Safety From KeyLoggers

Keep Your Data Safe: Safety From KeyLoggers

Suppose you have a program on your computer, whose job is to send a complete list of all the buttons you press on your keyboard every day to a person, without your knowledge. All day long, you are logging in to your email, you are doing online banking, going to different websites, buying something with your credit card, or more. All these information when you are giving, using your keyboard, it's just getting sent to another end of the world ... now you can understand that I'm talking about the keyloggers.

I have seen a facility in Kaspersky Internet Security 2011that they have given a module called Virtual Keyboard. Believe it, it's a hard job to write using it.

QFX Software has come up with a 'key scrambler' to help you to cope with this kind of pain. Let's see how it works;

Before going to see how 'key scrambler' works, let's know some key points;

Important Path: 

When you type something with your keyboard, those keys reach the specified application through the operating system. (Suppose you are giving your name and password to Mozilla Firefox).

Key Logger: 

The key logger is a type of mailwire that is created by cyber criminals to steal your important information, just when you type something with your keyboard. Key loggers steal your information just before they reach specific apps.

Now let's see how the Key Scrambler works;

Encryption used to prevent Keyloggers

As soon as you press any key on the keyboard, the 'Key Scrambler' software inside the Kernel encrypts it.

Then when you reach the Destination app, 'Key Scrambler' decrypts it again, so that you can show what you have given.

No matter what kind of logger they are, they will only see your information encrypted version.

If you want, you can download the key Scrambler software from here.