June 20, 200521 yr I need a program that stops keyloggers from even entering you computer. I'm willing to pay for it,(one time fee) I want to be as safe as possible!
June 20, 200521 yr I have to say PestPatrol is pretty good at stopping trojans..gotta pay for it though. It has active scanning and it's always being updated.
June 20, 200521 yr try using norton system works though unles u hget it illegaly (DONT!) it costs a bit to use every year First and only pixel thinger I made.
June 20, 200521 yr Author I have to say PestPatrol is pretty good at stopping trojans..gotta pay for it though. It has active scanning and it's always being updated. Is it a one time pay? By the way, I'm look for a one time payment.
June 20, 200521 yr Common Sense 5.0 is your best defense. I've been running it for as long as I can remember, and I've never gotten one.
June 20, 200521 yr Author Common Sense 5.0 is your best defense. I've been running it for as long as I can remember, and I've never gotten one. Can you buy it in the store or do you have to buy it online?
June 20, 200521 yr Common Sense 5.0 is your best defense. I've been running it for as long as I can remember, and I've never gotten one. Can you buy it in the store or do you have to buy it online? I don't think that they'd sell it to you...
June 20, 200521 yr Well here goes my long explanation to help protect from keyloggers. Isn't 100% proof but will help a lot when protecting your computer. 1. OS - If using Windows then always keep your computer up to date. 2. Firewall - Firewalls are important to keep hackers getting in and stopping programs using the internet without your permission. Zonealarm and SyGate are the top free versions. 3. Spyware protection - In this case more is better then less. I personally use 3 different programs for this. Lavasoft Ad-Adware - Good for detecting all small and large spyware through searching every file and registry. SpyBot Search and Destroy - Good for detecting a few things that Ad-Aware misses. SpyWare Blaster - Blocks a lot of spyware and helps to stop the spyware getting to your computer in the first place. 4. Anti-Virus protection - Norton Anti-Virus is a top choice but if you want a free version then AVG Anti-Virus is good too. 5. Common Sense - Don't accept any files from an untrusted source and don't download any files from untrusted sites. Finally here is a few links to help you out; ZoneAlarm - http://www.zonealarm.com SyGate - http://www.sygate.com AVG - http://www.grisoft.com LavaSoft Ad-Aware - http://www.Lavasoft.de SpyBot Search and Destroy - http://security.kolla.de/ SpyWare Blaster - http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html In conclusion, run anti-virus check once a week and spyware checks twice a week. This should help to protect your PC and hopefully avoid keyloggers.
June 20, 200521 yr Author Well here goes my long explanation to help protect from keyloggers. Isn't 100% proof but will help a lot when protecting your computer. 1. OS - If using Windows then always keep your computer up to date. 2. Firewall - Firewalls are important to keep hackers getting in and stopping programs using the internet without your permission. Zonealarm and SyGate are the top free versions. 3. Spyware protection - In this case more is better then less. I personally use 3 different programs for this. Lavasoft Ad-Adware - Good for detecting all small and large spyware through searching every file and registry. SpyBot Search and Destroy - Good for detecting a few things that Ad-Aware misses. SpyWare Blaster - Blocks a lot of spyware and helps to stop the spyware getting to your computer in the first place. 4. Anti-Virus protection - Norton Anti-Virus is a top choice but if you want a free version then AVG Anti-Virus is good too. 5. Common Sense - Don't accept any files from an untrusted source and don't download any files from untrusted sites. Finally here is a few links to help you out; ZoneAlarm - http://www.zonealarm.com SyGate - http://www.sygate.com AVG - http://www.grisoft.com LavaSoft Ad-Aware - http://www.Lavasoft.de SpyBot Search and Destroy - http://security.kolla.de/ SpyWare Blaster - http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html In conclusion, run anti-virus check once a week and spyware checks twice a week. This should help to protect your PC and hopefully avoid keyloggers. Well, I already have a Anti-Virus, spyware scanner, and firewall. I just thought there would be a program that specilizes in keeping keyloggers from entering your computer, guess not.
June 20, 200521 yr If its a particularly nasty and illegal keylogger then its likely that your Anti Virus (if its good and updated) will catch it before it saves onto your computer and gets a chance to run but there really isnt a specific program to stop keyloggers installing. Firewalls can stop it from "phoning home" but you need to get your security settings high and make sure you patch your pc to stop it actually self installing through any vulnerabilities in your OS or Browser. Mercifull <3 Suzi "We don't want players to be able to buy their way to success in RuneScape. If we let players start doing this, it devalues RuneScape for others. We feel your status in real-life shouldn't affect your ability to be successful in RuneScape" Jagex 01/04/01 - 02/03/12
June 20, 200521 yr Author If its a particularly nasty and illegal keylogger then its likely that your Anti Virus (if its good and updated) will catch it before it saves onto your computer and gets a chance to run but there really isnt a specific program to stop keyloggers installing. Firewalls can stop it from "phoning home" but you need to get your security settings high and make sure you patch your pc to stop it actually self installing through any vulnerabilities in your OS or Browser. I have Notorn Anti Virus 2005 and I do keep it updated
June 21, 200521 yr Author Should I buy this to stop spyware from entering? http://www.lavasoft.de/ad-aware/persona ... rade.shtml I'm kind of confused. Keyloggers can be in both spyware and viruses?
June 21, 200521 yr Should I buy this to stop spyware from entering? http://www.lavasoft.de/ad-aware/persona ... rade.shtml If you are paranoid about getting spyware on your system then sure buy it. But I would say Ad-aware SE is sufficient itself. Just scan with it every couple of days along with the other programs Michaelwest suggested and you should be fine.
June 21, 200521 yr Author These are the only things I need help with then this can be closed: 1-Keyloggers can be in both spyware and viruses? 2-Site for common sense? can't find it. Thanks for all of your replies, they've helped me out :)
June 21, 200521 yr These are the only things I need help with then this can be closed: 1-Keyloggers can be in both spyware and viruses? 2-Site for common sense? can't find it. Thanks for all of your replies, they've helped me out :) Common Sense I just posted something! ^_^ to the terrorist...er... kirbybeam.
June 21, 200521 yr Someone end the madness! I can't take it any longer... There ya go mate. ^_^ Mercifull <3 Suzi "We don't want players to be able to buy their way to success in RuneScape. If we let players start doing this, it devalues RuneScape for others. We feel your status in real-life shouldn't affect your ability to be successful in RuneScape" Jagex 01/04/01 - 02/03/12
June 21, 200521 yr These are the only things I need help with then this can be closed: 1-Keyloggers can be in both spyware and viruses? 2-Site for common sense? can't find it. Thanks for all of your replies, they've helped me out :) Virus: A malicious program that can spread automatically. Trojan: A malicious program that is disguised as legitimate and can not spread automatically. Relies on user's stupidity. Spyware: NEVER gets installed on your computer without your knowledge (unless someone other installs it). If it installs without user's knowledge, it is a Trojan horse. Advertising programs are usually called spyware. Keyloggers that are sent by someone who wants to steal your PW are Trojans.
June 21, 200521 yr Yahh when can i find this common sense too? :wink: i need to get my sister that 'common sense' your all talking about :roll:
June 21, 200521 yr Well at least Lil_Flip doesnt need to post a HijackThis log for us to work out that he blatantly does not have 'Common Sence' lol Mercifull <3 Suzi "We don't want players to be able to buy their way to success in RuneScape. If we let players start doing this, it devalues RuneScape for others. We feel your status in real-life shouldn't affect your ability to be successful in RuneScape" Jagex 01/04/01 - 02/03/12
June 21, 200521 yr Author Wow, thanks for all the spamming. :? Sorry for not knowing everthing about computers. Mods can close this now, people like to spam here. :wink:
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