Quote from: chakra74 on April 02, 2014, 01:14:18 AM

Another precaution you can take against keyloggers is an on-screen keyboard that hides anything you enter into a password field. I usually type all sensitive information with Neo's SafeKeys. It's a small easy to install program, that gives me another layer of peace of mind.

There's many much more robust password programs out there, but I like the simplicity of just typing them in myself. Even if you run a malware detector, it's possible that which ever one you use will let some malware through.

Always assume you have malware installed.

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