July 23, 200719 yr okay, my friend says that he uses the on screeb keyboard when typing in his rs pass as he says it means if he has a malicious virus such as keylogger, it wont pick up the mouseclicks so his pass is still relatively safe. Does this work? Can anyone shed any light on this subject, thanks ! It isn't in the castle, It isn't in the mist, It's a calling of the waters, As they break to show, The new Black Death, With reactors aglow, Do you think your security, Can keep you in purity, You will not shake us off above or belowScottish frictionScottish fiction
July 23, 200719 yr well keyloggers pick up keystrokes, and not mouse clicks just so you know, and the on-screen keyboard workings just fine, if you are unsure that you have a keylogger, just use that, although i wouldn't suggest playing RS until you are sure it is gone. to find the on-screen keyboard, open you internet window, then go to Start>Programs>Accessories>Accessibility>On-screen keyboard, and the keyboard will be displayed on your screen, so you can type, although at a much slower rate, with out using keystrokes 99 Fletching 99 Attack 99 Constitution 99 Cooking 99 StrengthGamertag: H8tebringer
July 23, 200719 yr Author cheers mate for fast response, its not that i have a keylogger, i was just wondering, thanks. It isn't in the castle, It isn't in the mist, It's a calling of the waters, As they break to show, The new Black Death, With reactors aglow, Do you think your security, Can keep you in purity, You will not shake us off above or belowScottish frictionScottish fiction
July 23, 200719 yr some keyloggers take screenshots every mouseclick for this very reason, so I wouldn't be too dependent on it. Just follow the old saying: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." and you'll be fine.
July 23, 200719 yr Some keyloggers can't recognize the on screen keyboard, and some can. It is not 100% safe, but it can help, depending on the actual keylogger you have. Your best bet is to get good anti virus scanners, and a firewall. I suggest AVG free, or Avast! antivirus. They both constantly run, and you have a very low risk of getting a virus if you keep them up to date.
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