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Revealer Free Edition is an easy-to-use keylogger which have to be highlighted because of its reliability when logging each keystroke when you are not in front of your keyboard, so you will know what happens when you are not there.

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There are other free keyloggers around, but what's interesting here is that the program can be set up to run on startup for specific users only. You could configure the system to record keypresses on your kid's accounts, for instance, but not yours.

Revealer Keylogger is software, which can log all key strokes and mouse clicks and then display them within a graphical user interface (GUI). This means that you can see exactly what the user is doing on his computer, including all of his online activity (such as chat rooms or instant messaging) and what sites he may be visiting. Many keyloggers do not automatically record screenshots of the desktop, however, and these should always be enabled.

\t \t \tRevealer Keylogger Free is a competent if unremarkable keylogger for Windows. It can run at startup, hide itself from users, and protect access with a password. But basic features such as screenshots and email notifications aren't available in the free version, and the program doesn't log IP addresses.

\tFree keylogger: Despite the freeware version's limits, Revealer Keylogger Free's active features are fully functional. It only records keystrokes and the programs they're entered in, such as IE, Chrome, or Word, but it does a good job of that.

\tBetter tools are also free: We've seen plenty of freeware keyloggers that don't make you pay for screenshots or email notifications. Many add IP logging, desktop video recording, chat logging, and other features on top of that.

Revealer Keylogger Free is a competent if unremarkable keylogger for Windows. It can run at startup, hide itself from users, and protect access with a password. But basic features such as screenshots and email notifications aren't available in the free version, and the program doesn't log IP addresses.

Free keylogger: Despite the freeware version's limits, Revealer Keylogger Free's active features are fully functional. It only records keystrokes and the programs they're entered in, such as IE, Chrome, or Word, but it does a good job of that.

Better tools are also free: We've seen plenty of freeware keyloggers that don't make you pay for screenshots or email notifications. Many add IP logging, desktop video recording, chat logging, and other features on top of that.

Then I installed a real keylogger, Spyrix Free Keylogger, Neither AVG nor MWB complained as it was installed. Confirmed that it was capturing keys and clipboard, neither AVG nor MWB complained. Left it running as app, so I knew it was active. Did full anti-virus scans with AVG and MWB, neither complained that the keylogger was installed and active. Also scanned with Spybot Search & Destroy (free); not flagged as a threat. Also scanned with Windows Defender; not flagged as a threat.

I'm trying to install a keylogger on my computer (Windows Home 7 Premium) and my ESET Smart Security 6 (Version 6.0.316.0) keeps blocking it, and or erasing it as soon as I download it. I've tried disabling my ESET completely, which works to install, but eventually it just gets deleted again. Any tips? I'm using REFOG Keylogger.

1) Does Eset NOD32, v7.x (and possibly 6.x and 5.x) include an anti-keylogger component?

2) If not, does anyone know of an anti-keylogger program known to not interfere with NOD32?

3) Does setting up Win7sp1 to require Ctrl-Alt-Delete before logging onto a computer with a password make an anti-keylogger program unneeded?

ESET's software detects keyloggers using both conventional signatures (which detect many as part of the Win32\Keylogger family) and technologies like heuristics and HIPS. There is however, no particular feature such as a specific anti-keylogging module.

Re your "I am unsure of why requiring a Ctrl-Alt-Delete to logon would prevent a keylogger from being installed on a system": I am unsure also. My understanding is that requiring Ctrl-Alt-Delete before a logon prevents malware from capturing the login name and password (David Pogue's Windows 7, the Missing Manual, O'Reilly publisher, page 771). Since I don't understand how malware keyloggers work, I thought that maybe Ctrl+Alt+Delete might not only prevent a malware keylogger from capturing a password but might also block other keystrokes. (I also don't understand how anti-keyloggers work.)

FYI Re Raxco's PerfectGuard anti-keylogger and also anti-clipboard logger: By email I asked Raxco's customer service whether their PerfectGuard anti-keylogger would work with Eset's anti-virus, and they answered back that PerfecctGuard would not interfere with Eset's software.

I may try PerfectGuard on a trial basis. I did just now ran their simulator anti-keylogger test at hxxp://download.raxco.com/keylogger-simulator, and it claimed that I was vulnerable to a malware keylogger. Of course, Eset's NOD32 v7.x was running on my computer. But since I wasn't typing anything (just watching the screen), I am a bit skeptical that the simulator was actually giving Eset's presence an actual test.

In your post of 13 December in this thread, you wrote that "ESET's software detects keyloggers using both conventional signatures (which detect many as part of the Win32\Keylogger family) and technologies like heuristics and HIPS. There is however, no particular feature such as a specific anti-keylogging module."

Your first sentence there was good news, and it would be interesting to know if Eset's software --- even without a "specific anti-keylogging module --- makes other anti-keylogger software such as PerfectGuard unnecessary.

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