Hello
If logging into some site that is sensitive to one (like BTC exchange probably for people here is the best example). Is it considered much safer to use a virtual keyboard (which comes with my payed well know/established) antivirus system (instead of using physical keyboard)?
The physical keyboard si suspect to keylogger, the virtual isnt, correct? Also there is not any other common method how to "listen" to virtual keyboard, correct?
The only way would be to "intercept" the outgoing communication through internet, correct?
But there isnt any common way/keylogger for virtual keyboard, so using virtual keyboard should be considered much safer then using normal physical keyboard (while typing passwords to sensitive "stuff" (websites etc.), Correct?
If logging into some site that is sensitive to one (like BTC exchange probably for people here is the best example). Is it considered much safer to use a virtual keyboard (which comes with my payed well know/established) antivirus system (instead of using physical keyboard)?
The physical keyboard si suspect to keylogger, the virtual isnt, correct? Also there is not any other common method how to "listen" to virtual keyboard, correct?
The only way would be to "intercept" the outgoing communication through internet, correct?
But there isnt any common way/keylogger for virtual keyboard, so using virtual keyboard should be considered much safer then using normal physical keyboard (while typing passwords to sensitive "stuff" (websites etc.), Correct?
Only good, if nobody has physical access to your computer, cause then you´re screwed anyway.
I use "KeyScrambler" (among other fences), which encrypts between the physical keystrokes and the actual input on the screen (where the input is blackend out anyway)
But recently, i had a feeling, somebody was peeking over my shoulder, so i always lock the door to my room as well . . .
http://www.qfxsoftware.com/ks-windows/which-keyscrambler.htm
