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On-screen keyboard you have to work with a mouse? Copy and paste? Type a string of random characters and then delete the extraneous ones? Something else?
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If you look at the KeePass security information, it says:
However in all the questions above we’re assuming that there’s a spyware program running on the system that’s specialized on attacking KeePass.
In this situat… Continue reading Protecting against specialized Keepass attacks
Are there any mechanisms in the Linux desktop architecture to prevent malicious software keyloggers? What would be an ideal Linux setup to make it very difficult for an attacker to install a keylogger on the target system?
Microsoft disclosed details on the Platinum APT group and its arsenal of backdoors, keyloggers and its abuse of Windows hotpatching to load malicious code on compromised computers. Continue reading Platinum APT Group Abuses Windows Hotpatching
I wanted to know if someone can log my keystrokes if i am on a virtual machine.
Is it more secure to use a computer or a virtual machine on that computer.
Seems like a relatively obvious way to prevent (software) keylogging would be to force only the current (in-focus) app to be able to receive keystrokes.
There could be a way to make explicit exceptions for macro apps etc. Q… Continue reading Why don’t OS’s make keystrokes available to only the current app?
For educational purposes I would like to learn how keyloggers have been made so far… from the simplest to most complex keyloggers. I can’t seem to find a book focusing on them, most of the books I’ve seen go through the who… Continue reading Question regarding keylogger references [closed]
I noticed that multiple password-locker applications recommend that you use the drag-and-drop feature to transfer passwords to login forms instead of copying the passwords to the clipboard or having the password locker type the password fo… Continue reading Is drag-and-drop safer than using the clipboard when it comes to protecting sensitive data from keyloggers?
I have been getting a bit paranoid regarding some of my old TrueCrypt containers. The paranoia has got nothing to do with suspicions regarding TrueCrypt itself (after the shut-down last year), rather it is regarding keyloggers sniffing my … Continue reading GUI isolation in X11 when entering Truecrypt password
I wanted to send out a message containing some non-Latin characters on my Android phone. When I tried to change the keyboard input method, a warning came out:
ATTENTION
This input method may be able to collect all the t… Continue reading How do I know if Google keyboard input is safe for use?