How difficult would it be to be infected by a keylogger that can take screenshots?
I have a program that encrypts keystrokes, but was thinking that it would not protect against screenshots.
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aint screenshots kinda useless anyway?
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About as difficult as it is to double click an icon.
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Hypothetical are useless in this situation.
Security has and always will be concentrated at access points.
The question you should be asking is how difficult is it for a keylogger to install on your system. -
davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate
stop being paranoid. -
Why are they useless? Can't they give private information to someone? -
davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate
yeah but they are big, and it's hard to filter out the textual stuff again. just scan all textboxes for content, and you get about the same amount of info much simpler, needing much less bandwidth.
why the fear that anyone would care to spy you actually? -
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Keylogger with snapshot taking
Discussion in 'Security and Anti-Virus Software' started by JWBlue, Jan 4, 2010.