Comments on: Guide: Spotting Keyloggers

By: Exesum

Exesum — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:10:13 +0000

My trick is that I only surf with my I-Pod, even right now. Doubt there’s the slightest chance my computer’ll get affected that way

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By: Leathorn

Leathorn — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:22:49 +0000

I find the best advise to anyone is if they see these sites and what not in game not to go to them not to mention Blizzard will never wisper you in game chat they normaly have their little window that pops up saying that a GM would like to speak to you.

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By: Tomoko

Tomoko — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:11:31 +0000

well i use avast. its FREE, and yes i have seen the “warning trojen, worm, keylogger” pop up on some ad’s on legit sites (wowwiki, wowhead, elitistjerks) so its not just links guys, its ADs too – so even if u never click links, your still at the same risk just by sitting on a website. So my advice, follow all of the above, but also know how to Report ad’s from a site (my antivirus tells me wat the file is, and also exact data info) screen shot, and send to the sites head admin for them to fix and delete the ad.

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By: Entoku

Entoku — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 08:00:23 +0000

Helpful guide but i find the best way to prevent keyloggers is…well…to not type your passwords. If you run the osk.exe command it opens an on screen keyboard. Use this to type your passwords into a text document somewhere on your computer. Then it’s just copy/paste every time you want to log in.

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By: Siege

Siege — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:30:00 +0000

IMO kaspersky is just as good as the rest. But being start. An only going to safe sites.

Using 2 emails is another good idea. I use one for everday use like, chatting on MSN, yahoo, or signing up to forums an such. An one very very privte email. ONLY used for things like XBL, WoW, an things like that, where I know no one will see it.

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