Kaspersky with KeyScrambler

Tony Cole

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Good Morning Everyone:

I wanted to ask, can I use KeyScrambler with Kaspersky Internet Security 2016?

Thanks, Tony :)
 
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if KIS doesn't have its own keystroke encryption , why not. be sure to add KS in KIS' exceptions.
 
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harlan4096

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I'm using KeyScrambler Personal + KTS2016MR0c (even with Kaspersky Secure Data Input Settings enabled) and so far so good, no problems at all :)

Anyway You can add KeyScrambler services/executables to Kaspersky Exclusions (Specify Trusted Applications) to avoid possible issues, in fact I did it :)
 
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I remembered that Kaspersky had a module called "Safe Money".

It provides users a virtual keyboard, which I thought could protect users against keyloggers.

Would it conflict with keystroke encryption softwares (like KeyScrambler) or not?

I'm using KeyScrambler Personal + KTS2016MR0c

Hi, @harlan4096 . Could you use KeyScrambler in the browsers protected by Safe Money?
 

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Sorry for the delay, was working outside :)

Yes, in fact KS Personal works even in Safe Money :) I have been testing both with different sites of banks, PayPal, etc. and worked fine here in my FireFox 42.
 
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