Well, I just installed Comodo, and rebooted (looks very nice so far). But, when I booted up, I got this:
C:\Program Files\A4Tech\Keyboard\IKeyMain.exe has loaded Ikeyrfk8.dll into the Parent application cpf.exe using a global hook which could be used by keyloggers to steal private information. IKeyMain.exe may be using cpf.exe to conceal its behaviour in an attempt to connect to the Internet with cpfupdat.exe
When starting my web browser (Opera), I got this:
C:\Program Files\A4Tech\Keyboard\IKeymain.exe has loaded Ikeyrfk8.dll into Opera.exe using a global hook which could be used by keyloggers to steal private information
What’s the proper way to tell Comodo that the global hook is a good one, not a bad one (and stop the messages)? In this case, it’s my keyboard’s drivers creating the global hook (I’m assuming it’s for some of the buttons on the keyboard)