C.A.K : Comodo Anti-Keylogger

General Category Which Product do you want Comodo to develop next?
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I’ll get straight to the point.

Something like KeyScrambler:
http://www.qfxsoftware.com/products.htm

But protects the whole system.
Or keyboard (something, something) ???

2

Defense+ Can intercept keyloggers. So there is no need for that…

3

Hi stormper,

In addition to what Kyle pointed there was a similar discussion in the forum

https://forums.comodo.com/which_product_do_you_want_comodo_to_develop_next/alternative_way_to_protect_against_keyloggers-t39050.0.html;msg282470#msg282470

My regards

4

This thread can be locked. :wink:

SiberLynx - I shall continue to read from there, thanks for the link.

5

You can lock it yourself if you want …

but I’ll do it for you thsi time :wink:

%lock%

best regards,
eXPerience

6

As per request of the topic owner, I’ve reopened the topic.

best regards,
eXp

7

Thanks for re-opening.

I need prooof to in how Defense+ is protecting my keystrokes.

I recently been trying out Chrome and Dragon - of which KS Personal doesn’t protect in the the free version.

Thanks.

8

No problem, you want to explain why you wanted this topic reopened ?

eXp

9

See above, accidently pressed enter. :-\

10

Anyone got a proof video that shows Comodo D+ protects against Keyloggers? Like KeyScrambler does.

11

Hi,

in standard setup Comodo will not (directly) protect you from keyloggers.

If you want the full protection, rightclick on the Comodo shield → settings → select proactive security
be carefull as you will lose your previous settings (previous allowed/blocked apps)

alternatively go to defense+ → advanced → advanced settings (sorry I can’t remember the correct name) → select all options

if everything is enabled, Comodo will protect you from keyloggers

best regards,
eXPerience

12

Don’t you believe us? ;D

EDIT:: Look at matousec and Comodo Leak test CLT. They test for the protection against key loggers as part of their test.

Just something extra… If you do have a key logger when it attempts to make an outbound request then you will be alerted by the firewall.

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Oh alright. ;D

Thanks to last two posters.