Comments on: The Advancement of the Keylogger http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/ Your Authority for Online Security in the next 5 years and beyond! Thu, 13 Oct 2011 12:55:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Online Security http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/comment-page-1/#comment-19837 Online Security Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:38:30 +0000 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/?p=307#comment-19837 I feel like this program is an invasion of privacy. People tend to use the interenet as an outlet and this invades that.

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]]> By: descorpio http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/comment-page-1/#comment-19182 descorpio Sun, 25 May 2008 05:16:29 +0000 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/?p=307#comment-19182 People must prevent themselves from being attacked by the keyloggers.The best example is that one of my friend has installed the keylogger in a system in his college laboratory.He used the tracked information to login various email accounts and read the contents.In this case, he did not do any damage.But what would have happened if it goes to the wrong pair of hands? So i think the installation of such softwares are very essential. People must prevent themselves from being attacked by the keyloggers.The best example is that one of my friend has installed the keylogger in a system in his college laboratory.He used the tracked information to login various email accounts and read the contents.In this case, he did not do any damage.But what would have happened if it goes to the wrong pair of hands? So i think the installation of such softwares are very essential.

]]> By: dreamr802 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/comment-page-1/#comment-19106 dreamr802 Fri, 23 May 2008 23:06:19 +0000 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/?p=307#comment-19106 I can understand doing that when the people know that the program is being run like at work or something but to have it on your personal computer? I don't think that's right especially with kids. You should be watching your kids not "spying" on them. I can understand doing that when the people know that the program is being run like at work or something but to have it on your personal computer? I don’t think that’s right especially with kids. You should be watching your kids not “spying” on them.

]]> By: Dartz http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/comment-page-1/#comment-18937 Dartz Tue, 20 May 2008 19:43:40 +0000 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/?p=307#comment-18937 My boss uses a keylogger on each computer, every word typed is sent to his computer, and he keeps an eye out for people looking at porn, divulging company secrets etc etc etc. He knows a lot of embarrassing secrets, but one agreement we sign when being hired allows us to, on demand and without question, get a copy of the data logged. My boss uses a keylogger on each computer, every word typed is sent to his computer, and he keeps an eye out for people looking at porn, divulging company secrets etc etc etc.

He knows a lot of embarrassing secrets, but one agreement we sign when being hired allows us to, on demand and without question, get a copy of the data logged.

]]> By: Somnilocus http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/privacy/the-advancement-of-the-keylogger/comment-page-1/#comment-18749 Somnilocus Sat, 17 May 2008 15:48:49 +0000 http://www.onlinesecurityauthority.com/?p=307#comment-18749 I don't know, I almost feel like this is an invasion of privacy.. even for children, yes- they deserve their privacy too. :P I mean, would you listen in to their phone calls? Secretly videotape them? I think the best way to protect kids is to talk to them, be active in what they do (a past suggestion on this blog was to create your own profile and such), and restrict access to certain sites. Guess it's a hard topic to deal with. I don’t know, I almost feel like this is an invasion of privacy.. even for children, yes- they deserve their privacy too. :P I mean, would you listen in to their phone calls? Secretly videotape them? I think the best way to protect kids is to talk to them, be active in what they do (a past suggestion on this blog was to create your own profile and such), and restrict access to certain sites. Guess it’s a hard topic to deal with.

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