KeyScrambler. A Breakthrough in Fighting Keylogging.

The vulnerable passage

When you do something online, you type on your keyboard and your keystrokes will travel along a path in the Windows operating system to reach the destination application, say your bank's website, so your bank can verify your identity and grant you access.

Many places along this path, malware/spyware can be physically or remotely planted on your computer by cyber criminals to intercept your keystrokes so they can get your private information. Since most malware today has keystroke logging capability, keylogging has become a major cause for data loss in recent years and a particularly challenging problem to tackle.
Thinking Out of the Box

"KeyScrambler is a new approach to dealing with the problem of keylogging. What we did was look at keyloggers specifically, find out what data they’re after, and how they worked to get it. Then we thought about how to protect the data instead [of the traditional detect-and-remove method]." -- Qian Wang, CEO of QFX Software, in his interview with Michael Kassner on TechRepublic

KeyScrambler. A vessel of security for your keystrokes. How does it work?

1. The moment You begin to type, KeyScrambler begins encrypting your keystrokes in real time at the keyboard driver level. Because KeyScrambler is located in the kernel, deep in the operating system, bypassing KeyScrambler's encryption is difficult.

2. As your encrypted keystrokes travel, they remain indecipherable the whole length of the crucial path. It doesn't matter if they get captured by a keylogger sitting on your computer, or whether the keylogger is known or brand new. The keystroke data captured by the malware simply won't give the thieves any intelligible info.

3. When your keys arrive in the destination app, KeyScrambler's decryption module goes to work, and you see exactly the keys you've typed.

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Built with state-of-the-art cryptographic algorithms.

KeyScrambler uses both standard symmetric-key and asymmetric-key encryption. The algorithm used for symmetric-key encryption is Blowfish (128-bit). The algorithm for asymmetric-key is RSA (1024-bit). As a result, KeyScrambler is able to defeat a large variety of keyloggers and keylogging malware. Read the reviews »
Your Keystroke Data = Your Identity + Your Privacy + Your Assets

By protecting your keystrokes in up to 200+ browsers and apps against existing and future keylogging attacks, KeyScrambler brings an unrivaled level of information security to your PCs and critical systems. Learn more »

The innovative method effective in defeating old and new keyloggers.

Because traditional anti-virus, anti-malware programs cannot remove a keylogging malware without first knowing its signature, they often fail to protect user info from attacks by new, unknown malware. KeyScrambler protects the user's keystroke data where they are vulnerable to theft and is effective in securing user info from both existing and new keylogging attacks. Read about security issues »

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What is a keylogger?

A keylogger, by Wikipedia's definition, is a software program "designed to work on the target computer's operating system." While there are commercial keyloggers sold on the Internet for purposes of surveillance, most keyloggers and keylogging malware are malicious programs planted physically or remotely by cyber criminals on target computers to observe and record the users' keystrokes. The stolen information can then be used to assume the victims' identities to steal money or to compromise a company's database or critical systems.

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Features
Transparency of protection. Smart engineering. Broad compatibility. Little user effort. KeyScrambler's unique features signify its unique effectiveness in fighting information theft.
User Manual
You find simple, visual directions for working with KeyScrambler, including how-tos and customizing tips.
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KeyScrambler supports Windows 2003, XP, Vista, Windows 7 and 8 (32-bit and 64-bit). It also supports East-Asian languages.
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