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If a solution exists btw, it would be a local software.. like this:<br />
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<a href="http://visioninn.com/ais/AIS_Product_SafePC.asp" rel="ugc">http://visioninn.com/ais/AIS_Product_SafePC.asp</a><br />
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Most Antivirus solution will also detect keyloggers at threats..
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If a solution exists btw, it would be a local software.. like this:

http://visioninn.com/ais/AIS_Product_SafePC.asp [http://visioninn.com/ais/AIS_Product_SafePC.asp]

Most Antivirus solution will also detect keyloggers at threats..

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&quot;as threats&quot; sorry :)
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I agree with YAN on this one... really the only thing you could do from a web/IIS point of view is to use SSL (https) and that would not prevent a key logger from capturing data as those usually site on the clients end...
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I agree with YAN on this one... really the only thing you could do from a web/IIS point of view is to use SSL (https) and that would not prevent a key logger from capturing data as those usually site on the clients end...

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 &nbsp;I am interested in defeating these key logger programs for a websites . &nbsp;Wondering if there is sucha program out there<br />
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Key features would be an IIS Plug in that would encrypt your site from key loggers being able to log what your typing into your web page.<br />

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  I am interested in defeating these key logger programs for a websites .  Wondering if there is sucha program out there

Key features would be an IIS Plug in that would encrypt your site from key loggers being able to log what your typing into your web page.


key logger plugin for IIS

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