need help with computer
I was wondering how can you tell if you are keylogged. How does keylog work? How can What free programs can help you eliminate them? I'm currently using spy-bot search and destroy. The reason to theses question is recently some website pop out of nowhere and people said it was a keylogging website. </3
April 17, 2012
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Ad-block browser add-ons will prevent those pop up windows. Both Firefox and Chrome have built-in functionality to prevent those pop ups from appearing.
[quote=djpinc19]Then you might not have a keylogger. The website in question might have had tainted advertisements that carry the keylogger. Your antivirus might have already killed the antivirus without you knowing. There have been times when Basilmarket received a bunch of bad ads and victims of virus infections were blaming the website.[/quote]
well it was some earn 25k nx if you do this survey. I didn't no how it even show up as one of my pages.
Then you might not have a keylogger. The website in question might have had tainted advertisements that carry the keylogger. Your antivirus might have already killed the antivirus without you knowing. There have been times when Basilmarket received a bunch of bad ads and victims of virus infections were blaming the website.
[quote=nighttime]You might not have a keylog in the computer. I went searching up how you can get keylog and it says by downloading things. You can also get keylog from unsafe website but only if your security on the net is outdated. Hope this help[/quote]
yea it does thank you. wish more people would help me out with my questions.
[quote=demonko33]I have that too. Forgot to mention it. I've been like trying to see if my computer did actually get keylog by looking at the task manager. I didn't find anything. I also scan my computer with avgvast and spy-bot search and destroy.[/quote]
You might not have a keylog in the computer. I went searching up how you can get keylog and it says by downloading things. You can also get keylog from unsafe website but only if your security on the net is outdated. Hope this help
[quote=djpinc19]MalwareBytes is another tool. The free version is quite reliable for the home user.[/quote]
I have that too. Forgot to mention it. I've been like trying to see if my computer did actually get keylog by looking at the task manager. I didn't find anything. I also scan my computer with avgvast and spy-bot search and destroy.
MalwareBytes is another tool. The free version is quite reliable for the home user.
search and destroy is a good program to search for keylog. You can get keylog by downloading stuff.