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The irony is that if someone managed to install a keylogger, they could've installed any other RATing tool such that the machine itself and everything it touche
by ben_jones 8y ago
The irony is that if someone managed to install a keylogger, they could've installed any other RATing tool such that the machine itself and everything it touches it completely compromised.
- Cpoll 8y agoI imagine 99% of keyloggers are the 'put this on as many machines as possible and look for worthwhile logins' type, which are well-thwarted by this approach. Anything more bespoke than that is probably much rarer.
- dddddaviddddd 8y agoMight not necessarily apply to a hardware keylogger, which an attacker might use to reduce the risk of detection in software.