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| Subject: | Re: Password Protection |
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| Date: | Mon, 27 Sep 2004 14:53:49 +0800 |
Michael wrote:
hmmm...my usual headache are those keyloggers installed on public Internet cafes here...Hi,
I'm keeping a watch on the List for short time. And I have a question : What are the techniques to protect a password from being keylogged without any Anti-Keylogging Software.
I thought of virtual keyboards, and other non-keyboard techniques but
modern keyloggers can take screenshots too. So It's useless.
but a combination of keyboard and the on-screen one does the trick aside from anti-keylogger software installed. Best way is to educate our clients on how to avoid keyloggers installed in the first place.
:)
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