Zemana Antilogger intercepts at this point and blocks the applications which try to record data before the encryption takes place. In 2008, 80% of the malware applications targeted online financial transactions (shopping, banking etc.) The recent attacks focus on the point before the data entered in the webform is encrypted. This is where Zemana Antilogger comes to the scene, with its most important part the SSL protection.

I will not disclose the details, but I personally compromised one of my web accounts with a similar attack a few days ago. You may, of course think that your anti-malware program should detect such a keylogger and your firewall should detect such an outgoing activity. There are many malware in the wild that is trying to find a computer to settle, just to send whatever is typed to its boss. It is the weakest point in all the security chain: the time you begin to type your passwords. Meaning that, until you enter your username and password, nothing is safe. The SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption works when you press the ’log on’ or ‘submit’ button to send your username and password to the website. The website is protected with 128-bit SSL encryption, its address begins with https and everything seems secure so far. Then you type a website address on your browser and enter your credentials to log in. You have all your security programs installed and up to date, as your operating system is.

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