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What Are Spyware Keyloggers?

What Are Spyware Keyloggers?

What Are Spyware Keyloggers?

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Spyware refers to malicious programs that collect information about its users on the computers they infect and they come in many unique and different forms. These and other malware programs are usually spread without the knowledge of the victim. They may come packaged together with ad-based free programs, attached to a harmless looking email from a friend, or be required to download in order to access a pornographic or warez site. Some types of malware may even be downloaded automatically to the users hard drive through the exploitation of his web browser. The purpose of these malicious programs is to compromise PC security through techniques such as stealing personal user information, altering the users ISP number, and leaving open a backdoor to a computer that a hacker can access.


Spyware Keyloggers are maliciouus hidden programs that keep a record of all keys pressed on a machine, and then send this record to the programs user or creator. Information is sent back to the user or creator either via email or through the hijacking of the victims internet access to forward the information directly back to the malicious server. The keylogging information is then reviewed, passwords and bank account information harvested and stolen, and any other useful tidbits gleaned and taken advantage of to the benefit of the hacker who got access to your information. These malware programs can also be used for corporate espionage purposes to view source code and other information being created or logged by a rival company.


There are three basic kinds of keyloggers. Hooking mechanism software takes advantage of a Windows feature that relays all information being entered into the computer. Kernel keylogging software listens directly to the keyboard and records all keystrokes that are made. Keylogging hardware is an actual physical device attached to the computer that keeps a record of all information that passes through it. Each of these has its advantages and disadvantages, but all are extremely difficult to detect.


Kernel hijacking software, arguably the most harmful to PC security and the most difficult to detect, runs directly from the boot process. This same feature, however, renders it unable to read auto-complete passwords. Hooking mechanism software, although easier to detect, is able to capture auto-complete passwords even when no keystrokes are made. This ability makes them one of the most intrusive threats. The hardware keylogger requires actual physical access to a computer in order to be installed and therefore is unlikely to be detected by PC security programs.


If you think you have spyware keyloggers, you can scan your PC for spyware for free with Atanium PC Spyware Protection 2011 product and you can download a free version at http://www.ataniumsoftware.com/products/pc-spyware-protection.




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