Apparently it will see that you are trying to access a financial website (one that it knows about or one that you've marked as being a financial site) and prods you to launch a different, secure mode browser instance.
What also was interesting:
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5) Provide an onscreen Virtual Keyboard when entering your credit card or payment information so you can enter your information with mouse-clicks. This will activate a special program to prevent malware from logging any keystrokes on your physical keyboard.
- http://bit.ly/Sxau6T
- http://support.kaspersky.com/kis2013/control?qid=208286049
- http://www.ecommercebytes.com/cab/cab/abn/y12/m08/i24/s04
I run Linux and Kaspersky doesn't sell a version for Linux but it does support Windows, Mac and Android (phone and tablet) even.
Has anyone used this? Because not all Bitcoin sites offer two-factor authentication yet (or don't implement it following the ideal method), might this be a useful piece of software for Bitcoin users?