> You can even use this to defeat keyloggers. If you have a keylogger, your first order of business should be to clean out the keylogger. The very presence of

> You can even use this to defeat keyloggers. If you have a keylogger, your first order of business should be to clean out the keylogger. The very presence of a keylogger makes the machine insecure for entry of any passwords, no matter how you do the entry. > Keyloggers will capture cntr-v but they won't capture how many characters you selected. Why would you think a keylogger could not recognize the ctrl-v and then ask for the contents of the clipboard itself so it can log what was pasted?