We have talked about some of the Keyloggers on Techotoys previously. Today, I am posting this article to inform you how to protect yourself from Keyloggers. Many a times, keylogger is unknowingly installed on our computer. In such cases, all our typed keystrokes (which may include passwords) are sent to the hacker endangering our online security. So, it is always best to use security software Keyscrambler which encrypts all typed keystrokes and thus prevents our accounts from being hacked. I have provided link for software download… just read on.
Keyscrambler Personal- Protect from Keyloggers:
Keyscrambler is an efficient anti-keylogger software which encrypts all typed passwords and prevents any keylogger from hacking our passwords. As Keyscrambler official webpage says:
“KeyScrambler encrypts your keystrokes deep in the kernel, as they enter the computer.
It then decrypts the keystrokes in the destination application, so you see exactly the keys you’ve typed.
Whatever keylogger might be waiting along the crucial path in the operating system has only the encrypted keys – “scrambled” and indecipherable – to record.”
How to use Keyscrambler Personal:
1. Free download Keyscrambler Personal to protect yourself from keyloggers.
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2. Install this Keyscrambler software on your computer and restart.
3. Now, after restart, whenever you will hit any keystroke, you can see the encrypted corresponding keystroke in Keyscrambler overlay window. Thus, even if any keylogger is unknowingly installed on your computer, you don’t have to worry at all. Keylogger will record all the encrypted keystrokes which are different from your typed keystrokes.
So friends, protect yourself from keyloggers by installing this Keyscrambler personal on your computer. I am personally using this software since long time and I am really impressed with its working.
Found any bugs or problems in using Keyscrambler Personal??? Share it with us in comments. I am always there to help you.
Enjoy Keyscrambler Personal to protect from keyloggers…
Article by Rajesh Chaukwale
Rajesh is a passionate tech-blogger since last 3 years. He is a Computer Science Engineering student and loves writing about computer security and blogging. You can follow him on Twitter @RajeshChaukwale
