Portable Keyscrambler?

[bonedriven]

As I think my pc is relatively secure I don't feel the need to use Keyscrambler on my pc. But I think it would be much more useful if I'm using others' pc.

Is there a portable anti-keylogger program?

[Saraceno]

Not too sure on this one.

I know for increased security/privacy while browsing on another computer, there is sandboxie portable you could use with say firefox portable.
http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?ContributedUtilities#SandboxiePortable

http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable

Note - you can't use this if you have sandboxie already locally installed.

You could also use a portable version of a-squared's hijackfree, which will list all running processes, so you can shutdown anything running that doesn't appeal to you. :)
http://www.hijackfree.com/en/hijackfree/

[ruinebabine]

-{ Quote: "You could also use a portable version of a-squared's hijackfree, which will list all running processes, so you can shutdown anything running that doesn't appeal to you. :)
http://www.hijackfree.com/en/hijackfree/" }-Is there available some non-portable versions of hijackfree, that is btw an excellent free app? And if so, why would someone would not prefer to use the fully featured free portable release?

[bonedriven]

OK. Portable sandboxie is a good idea,it can't stop keylogger though.

[Saraceno]

-{ Quote: "Is there available some non-portable versions of hijackfree, that is btw an excellent free app? And if so, why would someone would not prefer to use the fully featured free portable release?" }-

The portable version of hijackfree is a stand alone exe. Wherever it loads from, it sets up a sub folder 'hijackfree' where the configuration settings are stored, and a folder called 'quarantine'.

The normal version comes with a languages folder, all the sub folders under one single 'a-squared hijackfree', and I might be wrong, but it seems to load 'slightly' faster.

Not much between them at all! (I might be wrong)

[Saraceno]

-{ Quote: "OK. Portable sandboxie is a good idea,it can't stop keylogger though." }-

Keyloggers aim to not be detected. Don't know if it would work, but think your best bet is to fire-up hijackfree, check the running processes, and the autoruns, see if something is loading up on start-up.

[ruinebabine]

-{ Quote: "The portable version of hijackfree is a stand alone exe. Wherever it loads from, it sets up a sub folder 'hijackfree' where the configuration settings are stored, and a folder called 'quarantine'.

The normal version comes with a languages folder, all the sub folders under one single 'a-squared hijackfree', and I might be wrong, but it seems to load 'slightly' faster." }-Thanks for this info, Saraceno. And here I have always only used the handy standalone version.