Dec 14, 2018  KeyScrambler encrypts your keystrokes at the keyboard-driver level in the kernel as they enter the computer and decrypts the keystrokes at the destination application so that you see exactly the keys you've typed. Whatever keylogger might be waiting along the path gets only the encrypted keys — 'scrambled' and indecipherable — to record. Jan 29, 2020  KeyScrambler Premium 3.12.0.8 patch Each time typing any characters on the keyboard, before they get to the browser line, they get into the operating system, if there are KeyScrambler Premium 3.12.0.8 crack in the system, then it intercepts data along the way and then passes it to attackers.

New malware is being created and released into the wild everyday, and it’s a fact that your antivirus software does not protect you 100% from everything. Sometimes it may take a few days for the antivirus analysts to get hold of the sample which will then be added to the latest virus definition. Within this time frame of unknowingly being infected by a new computer virus, probably all your sensitive information such as passwords, are already being stolen through a keylogger and the damage has been done.

A keylogger is a common feature found in most Remote Access Trojans (RAT). When either the offline or online keylogger mode is activated, anything that you type on the keyboard will be recorded and logged to a file or transferred instantly to the controller. The purpose of a keylogger is to steal the login credentials or probably to know who the user is talking to on the Internet. Whatever the reasons are, keylogging is an invasion of privacy and is against the law in some countries.

When an antivirus fails to detect the threat, a very effective extra layer of defense to keep your sensitive information safe is through keystroke encryption. Basically a keystroke encryption software works in a very deep level of the Windows operating system kernel to prevent the keyloggers from logging the real keystrokes, either completely blocking them or sending garbage text. Currently there are 4 pieces of keystroke encryption software available today. We’ve tested them against 13 different keyloggers and compared the features offered by these applications.

The tested keystroke encryption software is listed below. If you prefer to jump straight to the performed tests and the verdict for the best software we tested, they can be found on page 2.

1. GuardedID Premium 3.01.1060

Price: USD 29.99 for 1 year, 2PC
Encryption Method: Replaces logged keystrokes with sequential numbers
Password Protection: None
Additional Protection: Block Screen loggers by sending black screenshots. Will also do the same for legitimate screenshot software.
Supported Operating System: Win 2003/XP/Vista/7/8 32-bit only
Supported Applications: Limited and unspecified

Visit GuardedID Website

2. Zemana AntiLogger Free 1.5.2.652

Price: Free
Encryption Method: Blank output. Only the application with keyboard focus receives the keystrokes while others are blocked.
Password Protection: None
Additional Protection: None
Supported Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 32 & 64-bit
Supported Applications: All

Visit Zemana AntiLogger Free Website

3. KeyScrambler Premium 2.9.3.0

Price: Free (Personal), $29.99 (Professional), $44.99 (Premium)
Encryption Method: Blowfish (128-bit) and RSA (1024-bit). Output random characters.
Password Protection: None
Additional Protection: None
Supported Operating System: Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista/2008/7/8 32 & 64-bit
Supported Applications: Limited and published

Visit KeyScrambler Website

4. NextGen AntiKeylogger 3.3.0.1

Price: Free, $25 (Pro), $39 (Ultimate)
Encryption Method: Unknown but replaces logged keystrokes with random characters.
Password Protection: Yes
Additional Protection: None
Supported Operating System: Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista/7 32-bit only
Supported Applications: Limited and published. Scroll to the bottom of the page to view the protected applications list.

Visit NextGen AntiKeylogger Website

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Theses scramblers and encryption software sound good until you install them, Then you find out the logger disables the software or browser before you get past typing in the first keystroke of a password.

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1. This review is missing SpyShelter which is the only application that works with East Asian languages which is a huge thing for people like me.

2. Zemana AntiLogger Free has been discontinued for a long time, used it previously.

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Note that SpyShelter Free version has been discontinued and only the paid version is available.

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Well what I thought looking at this blog for a while now – it’s hard to keep it running fully supported – right? I tried the same about other subjects and met early the same matter.

Sad to tell now that Zemana has officially stopped to offer a free version…”politely” announcing that the free version will not be continued / supported any longer – haha.

Just waiting to blackmail enough users hung up on the free version now – as it’s done almost everywhere.

Well, that’s all for now…

E. A.

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zemana seems to be making my chrome not able to use keyboard

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Actually nowadays SpyShelter’s keystroke encryption is the best. It has the lowest input lags and is the only application that encrypts keystrokes of all aplications, unlike keyscrambler where you have to pay more to protect specific apps!!

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Hi Raymond, I am interested in a keylogger encryption tool for a very large group into the thousands. At this stage are you still recommending Zemana over all others? I noticed they are located out of the country, I’ve written to them to see if they have USA representation. I’m going to due diligence. Your post looks like it’s over a year old now. Any advice on choosing the best provider in this space? Thanks!

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Hello Raymound i wanna ask you if i can use GuardedID and Zemana at same time with Avast? or will have a trouble in my pc ? also i want ask you if GuardedID and Zemana will slow my pc cause at this moment i have only 1.5 gb ram, thank you!

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Hi Raymond !

I tried Zemana and saw that it does not prevent windows snipping tool ! I think that could be used to bypass screen capture. I don’t know computer science, but I don know a little bit about computers. I guess that it might be possible for malware to make snipper take the screenshots secretly, store them temporarily and upload them to a server. Is that possible ? That would be a big fail if true :)

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Thank you for the info Raymond. You mentioned “Zemana blocks all applications when the protection is active.” Can you elaborate a bit more on that? If i use Zemana, should i only activate it at certain times? Can you activate it for 24/7/365 usage, or will that slow my PC down? Or is it best that we activate it only when we use our credit cards online? I would prefer to use it 24/7/365 to also prevent my communication to friends from being stolen. Thank you very much

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Unlike KeyScrambler Premium that only protects a list of supported applications, Zemana works on all applications. Unless there is a conflict, it is best to keep Zemana active at all times as it doesn’t slow down your computer at all.

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Zemana is no longer free, demo and SAAS crap now….annual fee.

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Would luv to see the results for Spyshelter (Latest VErsion) that now has keyboard encryption

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Thanks for this info. I would really install Zemana Antilogger Free for my laptop. This is really great for a free program.

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So what actually was recorded with Zemana and Keyscrambler. It’d be interesting to see, unless it’s just blank and the key logger complete fails to record anything with those programs.

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Zemana outputs blank while KeyScrambler random characters. Please check the part where it says “Encryption Method”

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thanks for your articles.i usually check ur site for new articles.

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Hi Raymond
I want to ask can I use together Zemana AntiLogger Free and KeyScrambler free?
Zemana for my folders and KeyScrambler for Internet!!

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Hi John,
Zemana AntiLogger Free and KeyScrambler free does the same thing, so you should not be using them simultaneously. Do note that the free version of KeyScrambler only protects your web browser while Zemana AntiLogger Free protects all programs.

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A very important point that was not included and I was stung by. I main host machine contains all my sensitive data…I connect to this machine using remote connection when away from home (ie logmei.com / Teamviewer etc). Keyscrambler will NOT work over remote connections…the vendor has confirmed this too me after I purchased the full product. So…if all the other products are the same…there is your major security flaw. If you host has a keylogger…and you connect to the host remotely…your keystroke software will NOT encrypt typed keys from remote connection. Major Fail.

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Thanks for pointing this out Sandu. I too confirm your findings after testing it.
Sending keystrokes from the real keyboard and remote connections is quite different.
I believe the remote connection is similar to using the on-screen keyboard utility where the keystrokes doesn’t get encrypted.

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Silly question: Do these programs protect portable programs against Keyloggers?

I use Firefox Portable as my main browser these days (and occasionally use LibreOffice Portable) and was wondering would portable programs be protected if I installed one of these programs on my computer?

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Yes, these programs protect portable programs against keyloggers as long as they are in the list of supported applications.

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Merci Raymond, j utilise keyskrambler depuis plus de deux ans, il est super ! passe un tit coucou à la p’tite ! j ‘espère qu elle va bien ! @ très bientôt.

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SpyShelter Personal (Free) is the best.

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What about Comodo Int. Security, does it protect fom keylogger?

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This is why I read your blog. Excellent work.

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Thanks Raymond. Used Zemana for a couple years now but didn’t realize I failed to install it on this very machine after a rebuild!
Please advise:
“Delete UpperFilters: FAILED. Keyboard stops working. Program detects the problem when Windows is booted up and offers to automatically repair by rebooting the computer. Failed to auto repair even when logged in as an administrator with UAC turned off.”
— Does this mean that the system booted suessfully and you only had to manually reinstall Zemana or that there was a system boot failure that required manual removal of the UpperFilters to fix?
— What recommendation(s) do you make to protect against the more insidious “form grabbers”? I suppose password managers (LastPass, RoboForm), etc.) offer some protection. Since you have to enter data at least once before those apps canbe used, are they enough/any protection?
Thanks and regards. Kinda missed you. :)

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Hi JMJ. After manually deleting the UpperFilters for the keyboard as a test, Windows still booted up fine but the keyboard stops working. A simple way to fix it is to reinstall the application which is possible using your mouse. This simple test is to determine whether the application can detect the problem and attempt to auto fix it.

Form grabbers can be prevent by some antivirus such as Emsisoft that is capable of detecting code injection and API hijacking on web browsers. Password managers such as LastPass and RoboForm does not protect you against such attack.

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I use KeyScrambler Premium very happy with it I have also used Zemana in the past and also like it Your post was helpful to me Thanks

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Zemana Antilogger is the best !!!

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Hi,
Really nice to se you back!!!
Keep doing good job.

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Hello Raymond . . . Glad to see that you are back!

I have the Premium version of Keyscrambler and so far am pretty happy with it – – In fact, I LOVE it!
The Man behind Keyscrambler, Mr. Chen, does attend to the needs of his subscribers and is open to suggestions to improve said software (in fact, he immediately corrected a typo I once discovered on his nice-looking website).

He is a good customer care person as demonstrated by his prompt response to inquiries (as he has done in the past regarding my case).

I recommend Keyscrambler to friends and colleagues and they too are impressed about how it makes them feel safer while traveling on the Internet.

I am certain that he has seen today’s review and will do his best to make this an even Better product!

Thank You for Listening (as always),

TheRube

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Hi TheRube,
Yes, the guy behind KeyScrambler is a very nice guy. Talked to him a few times via email and he’s always very polite. I’ve in fact forwarded this URL to him to consider adding the extra protection to the upcoming 3.0.

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Hi Ray,
very nice tests. how about spyshelter firewall beta 2.0. it now has a keystroke encryption. many would like to see the test results on win 7 x64

Thanks

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Hi John,
Thanks for informing me about spyshelter firewall beta 2.0 that comes with keystroke encryption. We’ll add it to this post once the program is out of beta. We prefer not to encourage “beta” versions especially security software.

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Thanks Raymond. I was just discussing keyloggers yesterday with a co-worker. I will follow your suggestion and install the recommended software tomorrow. I’ve also forwarded this to my professional circle.

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Thank you Josh. Hope it helps!

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Hey name sake,

Thanks for sharing this crucial matter witrh us. Jeep it up!
Hugs

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Thanks Raymond again.
Keep making these excellent reviews. Cant wait to test Zemana Antilogger :)

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Zemana Antilogger is the best ;)

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I use Zemana AntiLogger (paid)…………

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Currently the paid version of Zemana AntiLogger doesn’t have keystroke encryption built-in to the program but it will in future.

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I know it Ray,thank you very much!

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Thanks for the heads up Raymond.

How are you and your family :) ??

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We’re fine, thanks for asking :)

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Security experts consider keylogging as the most dangerous threat because it allows cyber criminals to capture everything you type on your keyboard. This includes passwords so that they can gain access to your online accounts such as your email, banking, forums, websites and etc to steal valuable information. If keystroke logging is not damaging enough, your webcam, screen, clipboard and microphone can also be secretly captured and logged without your knowledge.

There are a couple of different methods to protect yourself against keyloggers. First you can use an on-screen virtual keyboard where your mouse will be used to select the keys when entering your password instead of typing it from the physical keyboard that is logged. A good antivirus can also recognize some of the known and unknown keyloggers through virus definition or heuristic analysis. Finally, a dedicated anti keylogging tool that constantly monitors the behavior of running applications and notifies you if it detects any potential keylogging activity.

In this article we’ll be putting 3 anti keylogging programs named Zemana AntiLogger, SpyShelter Premium and DataGuard AntiKeylogger to the test with real keylogging tools that are popular and widely being used to determine the effectiveness of each program.

1. Zemana AntiLogger

Zemana AntiLogger is a program we’ve mentioned a lot over the years because it’s been one of the leading tools to block several different types of hack methods. The shareware version of AntiLogger costs $29.95+taxes although they sometimes have giveaways for a free 1 year license, worth keeping an eye out for. Zemana also claims to be fully compatible with nearly every antivirus/security package available, there is a compatibility chart on their website so you can check beforehand.

Apart from the basic keystroke protect which is what the free version of Zemana features, the full version also offers Anti-SSL logging protection against banking trojans and SSL sniffers, a screen capture prevention module to block image grabs of your desktop activity, protection against copying Clipboard data, and a module to stop hijacking of connected webcams and microphones. The System Defense feature blocks against several types of attack that try to inject DLL code, load low level kernel drivers, or modify the system registry/memory. Zemana AntiLogger is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 (32-bit and 64-bit).

Note: The “Free” version of Zemana AntiLogger only encrypt keystrokes and does not notify nor block any detected keylogging activity. It’s a very different method to protecting against keyloggers and you can read more about the keystroke encryption test that we’ve done.

Download Zemana AntiLogger

2. SpyShelter Premium

While SpyShelter also offers a cut down free personal version of it’s Stop-Logger application, one of the crucial advantages the premium version offers is full support for 64-bit systems, the free version is 32-bit only. Note the keystroke encryption driver for SpyShelter does not work on Windows XP systems. SpyShelter Premium is available in single or 5 user packs starting from €20 for a years protection for 1 user. Windows XP up to Windows 8 (32-bit and 64-bit) is supported.

SpyShelter Premium has a number of defense modules including kernel mode keylogger protection with keystroke encryption, webcam and VOIP audio hacking protection, clipboard data hacking prevention, an anti-screen capture module, and also a System Defense guard that acts as a Host Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS) to protect critical areas from code injection such as memory and the registry. An Internet Security module blocks trojans and hack attempts through SSL, HTTPS, POP, SMTP and FTP. Suspicious files can be sent to the Virus Total online scanner with a click of the mouse.

Download SpyShelter Premium

3. DataGuard AntiKeylogger

DataGuard AntiKeylogger is at a disadvantage from the outset because none of its product line has been updated for a few years, that also includes their more user friendly NextGen AntiKeylogger products. As a consequence, DataGuard AntiKeylogger does not work on Windows 8 and supports Windows 2000 SP4 to Windows 7 32-bit versions only. Prices range from the Free basic version up to the Ultimate version we’re looking at here, priced at $59.

DataGuard AntiKeylogger Ultimate offers protection against several different methods of keylogging, Windows clipboard monitoring, protection against capturing screenshots, and text blocking to prevent capturing text from opened documents and windows. Keyboard filters, DirectX based and kernel level keyloggers can also be blocked. The kernel level message filters will only work on Windows 2000 and XP.

Download DataGuard AntiKeylogger

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I know the subject old but I had to react ,@or rex I do not know whether to laugh or to cry from such nonsense, spyshelter is from Poland!

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Have any of these been verified to work against this attack?

“In the attack seen by FireEye, the rogue shim database masqueraded as a Windows update”

Security researchers from FireEye have recently seen the shim technique used by a group of financially motivated cybercriminals known in the security industry as FIN7 or Carbanak. Since 2015, this group has stolen between $500 million and $1 billion from hundreds of financial organizations worldwide.”

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SpyShelter made in germany
When you remove it from your computer
It is not really erased
But continues to work
And sends data out

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Thanks for article
Why you put SpyShelter at second place since it’s much more effective than Zemana?
Second: Why screenshot from SpyShelter has 5 years? Program has updated GUI from the long time.

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The article is from 2013 and back then Zemana was better in this test.

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Hi, I’m doing research to secure my devices and came across this article. Sometimes, I have to share access of my laptop with friends for work purposes. But I only give them access to a non admin account. Is there a key logger program that can be installed on a non admin account and then be activated for all users? If so, how can it be prevented? Otherwise am I safe by just giving them access to a non admin account? Thanks for reading. Kindly please reply.

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Just installed zemana and can not see anti-screen, anti-webcam logger etc. as shown on your picture. RAYMOND

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That is because Zemana recently underwent a major change between version 1 (which is in this article) and version 2. It is now more of a general anti malware tool than a dedicated anti logger/screen/cam software.

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Good afternoon,

Please, do you speak whether the spyshelter to exist free for the version 64 bits, plataform windows 10?

thank you.

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SpyShelter 10.1 Free Anti Keylogger – works now for free with 64 bit systems!

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I like this blog loving always

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SpyShelter is far more better than Zemana….has more alerts but has also much more protection.

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Hi Raymond,

I am well aware that this test was created some time ago, but my question is if you will update your test with other/more anti-logger softwares. I would be specifically interested in seeing how Key Scrambler performs compared to SpyShelter and ZAL.

BR
KF

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The SIVD Player is great for preventing screen capture of video content while it being played.

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You’re BACK!!!!!!!!!!!

man, i hope you can make it a weekly thing ;)

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They are good but i don’t like too many software running on my pc so i simply uses sandboxie.
Thanks for the nice article :)

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I was thinking about screen capture by proxy. Zemana allows windows snipping tool. Can a malware not pass zemana by simply making calls to snipping tool without showing its window and storing the snaps in a secret folder. It could then send these to an attacker.

I wonder if that scenario has been considered.

Besides @Brand says that – Just a heads up – Zemana doesn’t block any kernel/service level loggers (these are most advanced and dangerous) under 64 bit systems.

Is there any evidence for that ?

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Raymond,

I read the discussion about your testS on wilderssecurity.com and I think I understand better now.
In fact you did two tests.
One (traditional) protection test, the one which (quite) everybody expected : the antikeylogger is already
installed on the computer and you try to install and run the keylogger.
The results of that test are in the “install” lines.

In that case, SpyShelter detects and block ALL the keyloggers; ZAL fails a little more.
So both are -still…- very good on the contrary of what I firstly understood.
This is a good news ! And perhaps I am not alone to have misunderstood it.

Then you did another detection test : you deactivate the antikeylogger and install the keylogger so that no
(block or allow) rule is created. Then you launch both the keylogger and the antikeylogger and you see if this last one is able to detect and block the logging actions of the keylogger.
The results of this test are all the others except “install”, if I am not wrong.
This is an interesting and useful test to give an idea about the limit of the protection of the antikeyloggers.

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Hey Raymond,

Great site and that’s great news about the Zemana (excellent software; I recommend it to everyone) promotion.

Thank you Zemana & thank you Raymond!

Best,

Bob

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Just a heads up – Zemana doesn’t block any kernel/service level loggers (these are most advanced and dangerous) under 64 bit systems.

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Zemana is able to detect all the malicious programs.Zemana is the best.
I tested Zemana Antilogger with the mentioned malicious programs above on 8 32 OS and different OS’s more.

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Raymond,
I am a little disappointed with the results of ZAL and SpyShelter.
I remember you wrote something like : “Believe me or not, ZAL can detect ALL keyloggers”.
Times are changing and it is better to know it. Thanks to you.

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Zemana is the best….it works fine on my Win8.1 x64 PC…….

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Please review Oxynger KeyShield. It Is a anti-keylogger virtual keyboard with screen capture and mouse logging protection. It is also free.

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Thank you, Iove it.

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You say the test is done on Windows 8, but not whether it is 32 or 64 bit.

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Thanks for asking. We’ve tested it on Windows 8 32-bit and added the bit to the post.

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I tested Zemana Antilogger with the mentioned malicious programs above on 8 32 OS and different OS’s more. The results do not seem like yours. it almost do not miss all monitoring activity done by these programs. So it is quite good.

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To test EACH protection module individually on Zemana is not as easy as it seems due to a bug that I’ve mentioned on the article.

Zemana is able to detect all the malicious programs IF all of the modules are enabled, but that would defeat the purpose of our test in determining if each individual logging behavior can be detected. We had to go through the trouble in customizing the malicious program to run only 1 logging activity at a time.

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I’m afraid that Zemana completely fails tests under 64 bit systems – I have just checked.
Who even uses 32 bit systems nowadays?

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You can’t say completely. Read the 2nd point of my test notes on Zemana. I even have a screenshot to show that Zemana installed in Windows 7 64-bit detected keystroke logging by Revealer Keylogger Pro.

[Who even uses 32 bit systems nowadays?]
Did you even think before you made that statement? Just because you saved up your milk money and have a bright shinny new computer, doesn’t mean the world as a whole, is as lucky as you. Only in the USA, are 64 bit systems thought of as being better. In reality, if you were familiar with the architecture of a 64 vs. 32 bit system, you would like me, put the 64 back in the box and hope some sucker comes along and buys it from you. /Oct2013/.

thanks for the test, I’m glad that you found so many hole in the protection.
it gives me some new strategy for keylogger protection

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Nice share :D

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Whats your opinion on adding QFX Anti Key Scrambler into this? does it adds more protection?

Can any of these key loggers are capable of captruring virtual keyboard input?

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QFX KeyScrambler does provide added protection since it is a different method in fighting keyloggers. Refer to this article for keystroke encryption test: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/keystroke-encryption/
Virtual Keyboard test will be next on another article. Stay tuned.

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Doesn’t Kaspersky PURE or Internet Security help us to avoid keyloggers and captures?

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It does, but not all which is why it would be better to have a second line of defense.

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I thought they both really slowed down my PC (when running both), so after licence expired I removed it and stayed only with KIS.

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Raymond!

I decided to check on the website to see if there was any updated information . . . and Voila!
(You posted something new just 5 hours ago – – and a Very interesting article it is.)
I hope we can continue to go to your Blog and learn something from You and guests – – WELCOME BACK!
Thank you for Sharing & Caring

TheRube)

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Not easily discerned from their Web site info, the full feature set of AntiLogger “Paid” is available only for Win8; otherwise Free and “Paid” must run concurrently. From a July 24 reply from Zemana to my inquiry: “The encrypting function of AntiLogger is active on only Windows 8 64 bit. However, this function on AntiLogger Free is active on all OS’s. The encrypting function of AntiLogger will be active on all OS’s very soon. For now, we suggest our customers who use another OS except Wİndows 8 64 bit to use both of AntiLogger and AntiLogger Free at the same time.” As of today’s 1.9.3.503 update, this has not yet been realized. This is not to be misconstrued as a slam – I’ve been using ZAL for years. Thanks Raymond, great review!

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Thank you for doing your homework (better than I). I, too, have been using ZAL (paid) for years and became so confident that I just set-it and forgot-it, never imagining that such a serious *flaw* exists in their flagship product. I cannot be as generous as you — they should be slammed for not making the information you dug out more easily available. Well, their Customer Support is great, anyway. :)

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Great post.

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Hmm, the results are obvious, i wouldn’t have worried if all of them failed. In my opinion the best defense a user can have is common sense. Just don’t use or open untrusted softwares and always take precautions. This has worked for me for years.

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Well really nice test raymond.

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Thank you Raymond, for the informative review.

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Another great article from Raymond. Very informative. Thank you

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Hey Raymond! Thanks man!

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