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Posted by Volker Birk on May 30, 2006, 1:57 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > G2iD's technology uses a virtual keyboard on the screen, thus there are
> no keyboard strokes to record. There is spyware, however, that can
> record mouse clicks and cursor coordintates. Since we employ java
> technology, the "noise" that throws the hacker off is actually java
> applet generated mouse clicks (generated by our patent pending
> generator). These are seen at the system level as real mouse clicks,
> thus anyone monitoring mouse click and cursor coordinates will not be
> able to determine the user generated ones from the applet generated
> ones. Our applet sends only the user generated clicks for the actual
> login.
Sorry, this sounds like a bunch of bullshit.
I fear, it would be better for you to deal with security basics than
to implement security by obscurity systems and to sell snake oil.
> SecurInput fills the "gap" between a newly release key logger and or
> screen capturing trojan and the release of a new definition by the
> Anti-Virus and Spyware vendors (Typically the turnaround time for a new
> virus / spyware definition is between 24 to 48 hrs on a average if not
> longer), thus providing real time password protection even if the
> trojan is already installed on the victim's PC.
Ridiculous.
Yours,
VB.
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