Unlogger2.3

Keyloggers monitor all the keystrokes you type. The keystrokes can be saved to a hidden file to be downloaded at will by others, and can even be automatically sent to others via e-mail or via hidden web requests. Even an encrypted disk won't help you secure your data. Once entered, your secure password will be logged by a keylogger. While most of the known keyloggers can be removed by various anti-spyware packages, there is a kind of Trojan program that is perfectly legitimate. You would be stunned to find out how simple it is to watch your every move. Today, everyone can become a hacker in minutes. Your boss, your spouse or even a criminal may download a so-called nannyware program and use it against you. Nannyware is intended for parents to watch their kids. If such a program is installed on your computer, it will monitor your typing, sending your passwords and other valuable info to those who installed it. Don't let hackers steal your identity. Don't allow your boss or your spouse to become a Big Brother invading your privacy. You have the right to protect yourself from such intrusions into your private life. To be safe from keyloggers, you need a program that can be used against both known or unknown keyloggers. I would suggest you try Unlogger. Unlogger is a small and easy-to-use anti-keylogger utility. The main difference from the usual anti-spy packages is that Unlogger does not search for known keyloggers. Instead, it simply blocks the methods used to steal your keystrokes. There is no difference to Unlogger between "legitimate" and "non-legitimate" keyloggers. Keyloggers just won't work when Unlogger is running on your PC. After installing Unlogger, I made some experiments. I have downloaded several popular keyloggers available on the Internet. None of them has managed to work with Unlogger so far.