CyberLock 9.0

[danb]

Just any random keylogger/file. What i think is, do i have to have a keylogger installed, or is it enough with CL.

The only way for me to answer this question correctly is for you to let me know exactly which keylogger you are talking about. If you want a wild guess without knowing the specific file, I can say in general, if the keylogger is a legitimate app that is signed and installed in a legitimate location, then CyberLock is not supposed to block it. But if it is a keylogger that is malware, then CyberLock is supposed to block it.

I personally do not see any reason to have a keylogger installed, but then again, that might not be a bad additional layer if you think you think someone is logging into your computer without your permission.

 

[Avethil]

@pxxb1
Hello, I don't want to go off-topic but if you're concerned about a potential malware keylogger and to integrate the protection already offered by CyberLock / Sirius GPT I suggest the anti-keylogger KeyScrambler. The Personal Edition is free of charge and works in 80+ web browsers. Compare Editions – KeyScrambler by QFX Software Corp. Here it is the MT thread Serious Discussion - KeyScrambler v.3.16 - 3.18 if you have questions about it and here it is how it works Features – KeyScrambler by QFX Software Corp.

 

[pxxb1]

@pxxb1
Hello, I don't want to go off-topic but if you're concerned about a potential malware keylogger and to integrate the protection already offered by CyberLock / Sirius GPT I suggest the anti-keylogger KeyScrambler. The Personal Edition is free of charge and works in 80+ web browsers. Compare Editions – KeyScrambler by QFX Software Corp. Here it is the MT thread Serious Discussion - KeyScrambler v.3.16 - 3.18 if you have questions about it.

I am trying it out, hence my questions about CL. I am trying to make a decision.