It will include the type of activity recorded, the name of the item trying to carry out the detected suspicious task, as well as the risk level. The message popping up the moment suspicious doings are detected on the system is not without details on the attempt. Luckily, the amount of popups can be reduced by creating a rule for the alert-triggering item, to be allowed or blocked. Thus, the only sort of intrusion you'll have to put up with are the alerts giving away the surreptitious activity of the loggers.
Zemana AntiLogger has been built to disturb as little as possible and provide as tight protection against activity logging malware as possible. Once installed, you'll realize that the application supports little intervention from your part, as configuration settings are very few. No registration is required, just a simple download and Internet connection for activating your copy of the product. The expiration date on the giveaway is set for Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Even a better offer that gets you the application absolutely free of charge for an entire year is currently available on Softpedia. The application usually sells for $39.50, but the current offer from the developer includes a 15% discount, bringing the price to $34. In the Protection Console of the application, you'll find five modules available, four of which are designed for recognizing specific logging activity (key-logger, screen-logger, webcam-logger, clipboard-logger), while the fifth is crafted to monitor the important areas of the computer and safeguard them against rootkit installations, global hook installation, DLL code injection, kernel driver loading or system registry modification. Zemana AntiLogger is particularly built to fight any sort of loggers that may attack your system, and in a smart way, as it does not depend on signatures, basing its alerts on the activity of the suspicious process. And that is because most anti-malware pieces of software still rely heavily on creating signatures for newly detected malware and sending them to their users.įew are the applications specialized in detecting activity logging threats, and even fewer that can provide real protection against them. Keeping yourself out of harm's way and protecting your privacy may be a tricky deal, despite the fact that most security software on the market today is perfectly capable to restrain malware activities on your computer. They used to be able to record only keystrokes - hence the name, but, like any sort of malware, they have rapidly developed new abilities, permitting surreptitious logging of all user activity on the computer, complete with reports on time of launching every application, snapshots of the screen, monitoring of web navigation and even subduing your webcam to capture stills of whatever is in front of it. One of the most dangerous forms of malware nowadays is represented by keyloggers.
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