Most of you know that it is unsafe to access your online bank accounts or do online shopping with your credit card in cyber cafes or such places. That is because a small software called keylogger running the computer can record all your keystrokes and even send it to the person who has installed through e-mail. So with little effort all your passwords or credit card numbers can become public. This shows how unsecure it to access your online bank accounts or even e-mails in cyber cafes or other such places. So can you do to feel secure and sure..??
But here is a solution to all your worries. Download and install “KyeScrambler Personal”, a tiny free browser plug-in.
It protects everything you type from any known or unknown keyloggers. It encrypts your keystrokes deep within the operating system and decrypts them only when they reach the browser. So any keylogger which records your keys will only be able to record a series of random characters. Hence all your passwords and credit card numbers are saved from preying eyes.
Once installed, a KeyScrambler icon appears in the system tray through which you can turn it on or off. Once KeyScrambler is running, whatever you type in the browser becomes an encrypted character sequence and displayed in a small green bar at the top. Keyloggers can catch only this sequence of jumbled characters whereas the browser receives the appropriate characters. KeyScrambler achieves this by encrypting the keystrokes at the kernel (Operating System Core) level and decrypting it in the browser. The best part about KeyScrambler is it does its work automatically once it is up and running. There is no need for the user to configure anything or do anything extra. Just observe the example below.
KeyScrambler works with Internet Explorer as well as Mozilla Firefox. Moreover it is just a 1.1MB download, which makes it easier to download whenever required. So now onwards you can surf safe eluding all the hassles or worries of loosing your crucial data.
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