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It still is a keylogger in a consumer product.
by caio1982 9y ago
It still is a keylogger in a consumer product.
- ballenf 9y agoSo is Notepad.
- bnegreve 9y agoNotepad runs in userland under the supervision of the kernel. This is a driver and could be running in kernel mode. It could make a big difference. Even if it's not malicious, I still think it is a rather serious professional mistake to ship a driver containing potentially dangerous deadcode.
- vertex-four 9y agoThere's plenty of "rather serious professional mistakes" in whatever operating system you happen to run in the first place - it's very rare that something that doesn't affect security in any meaningful way gets the attention this has.
- jsudhams 9y agoThe last time i checked the whatever you type in browser, does not end up in text file or notepad. This does show the quality thinking about security. Oh we can enable when we want check things out rather than finding way to add and remove this after informing user
- coldtea 9y agoNotepad doesn't fit the definition of a keylogger. This does.