If you make any kind of financial transaction online, there needs to be a keystroke-encrypting app on your computer. Find out why. Thanks to the Internet, financial transactions and purchasing never ...

Here is something new for constitution lawyers to ponder: How would you apply constitutional law to the hacking technique known as "keystroke logging?" According to an article by CNET.com's Declan ...

Sensitive business information stored on a computer is vulnerable, especially when a keystroke logger program is involved. Once it's installed, a keystroke logger maintains a record of every key typed ...

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Network Intercept announced today the release of Keystroke Interference, the innovative solution to preventing data theft. This program interferes with both known ...

For security reasons, I'd really like to run an OSX keystroke logger on my Powermac (as I suspect that my machine is being used for mischief while I'm out of the office). Unfortunately I cannot lock ...

A recent court case provides a rare glimpse into how some federal agents deal with encryption: by breaking into a suspect's home or office, implanting keystroke-logging software, and spying on what ...

Mario Simbaqueba Bonilla, a Colombian citizen, was sentenced today to nine years in prison, resulting from his guilty plea to a 16-count indictment involving a complex computer fraud scheme ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, California -- An embattled phone-monitoring software maker said Friday that its wares, secretly installed on some 150 million phones, have the capacity to log web usage, and to ...

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Software that comes preinstalled on Android, Blackberry and Nokia phones might secretly be logging every keystroke users make, according to researcher Trevor Eckhart. The “rootkit” software, made by ...

That's the claim made by Trevor Eckhart, a man who posted a video showing Carrier IQ's software being used to document just about everything users do on their devices. CNET contributor Don Reisinger ...