Through the Eyes of a Keylogger versus HIPS

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  1. aigle

    aigle Registered Member

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    http://www.aplin.com.au/?page_id=531

    It seems interesting. Tried it with CFP.

    Keys logging -- CFP Passed
    Logging of Applications launched n web sites visited --- CFP Failed
    Clipbpard logging ---- CFP failed
    Screen capture ---- CFP PASSED

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  2. aigle

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    GesWall

    Keys logging -- GW Passed
    Logging of Applications launched n web sites visited --- GW Failed
    Clipbpard logging ---- GW failed
    Screen capture ---- GW Passed
     

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  3. Creer

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    DefenseWall:
    Keys logging -- Passed (inform about this event, but if you don't click Terminate button - then failed (keys still will be logging)
    Logging of Applications launched n web sites visited --- Failed
    Clipboard logging ---- Passed (DW inform about this event, and again you have to press Terminate button on notification to close rogue application)
    Screen capture ---- Passed


    Online Armor (paid v.3.1.0.26):
    Keys logging -- Passed
    Logging of Applications launched n web sites visited --- Failed
    Clipboard logging ---- Passed/Failed (OA only shows an information about that the running software will be able to record what you type - no any information about Clipboard logging)
    Screen capture ---- Passed
     
  4. aigle

    aigle Registered Member

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    Thanks for adding this.
     
  5. NoIos

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    Thank you for the infos.
     
  6. Creer

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    You are wecome :)

    BTW i sent this file to Jotti and 3 AV found this file as a malicious software:
    F-Secure Anti-Virus Found Trojan.Win32.VB.kll
    Kaspersky Anti-Virus Found Trojan.Win32.VB.kll
    Sophos Antivirus Found Mal/VB-G

    I wonder if thats FP or not :D
     
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  7. chris1341

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    Not exactly HIPS but Zemana is supposedly designed to prevent exactly these type of things.

    Results:

    Keys logging -- Passed
    Logging of Applications launched and web sites visited --- Failed
    Clipbpard logging ---- Failed
    Screen capture ---- Passed

    Cheers
     
  8. Dark Star 72

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    Zemana Antilogger stops this, the one pop-up - blocked, cannot get it to run anymore, simply won't start:
     

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    Allow it once and see if u get more alerts about clipboard and screen logging?
     
  10. Dark Star 72

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    Will do in a little while when I have a spare minute.
     
  11. MeFer

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    1-OPFW

    Pop-up for all but failed all also.
    Keys logging Passed
    Screen capture Failed
    Clipbpard logging Failed

    2-ZEMANA

    Pop-up for all but;
    Keys logging Passed
    Screen capture Passed
    Clipbpard logging Failed
     
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  12. chris1341

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    I think it depemnds on settings. I had set it to

    nnn.gif

    This I think lets the application launch but should alert on potentially harmful actions. Basically I wanted to see whether Zemana recognised the applications activities as 'potentially harmful'.

    Got this which I blocked:

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    But result still this

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    Cheers
     
  13. m00nbl00d

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    Can any of you confirm if what I am experiencing corresponds to the reality of things or not.

    I tested this, and after that, I noticed something odd with some keys of my keyboard.

    I've noticed that now, everytime I press ~~ ^^ ´´ ``, they appear twice. I'm not sure whether or not all of you have these same keys on your keyboard, because some languages may not have such accents, or all of them.

    Can you tell me if you're also experiencing it?


    Thanks
     
  14. caspian

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    I thought Zemana prevented clipboard logging. Are there any programs that do?
     
  15. Dark Star 72

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    Allowed it once and it runs, allows everything. Also tried it with different settings in Zemana and it was blocked without any pop-up at all. Screenshot of settings below. PrevxEdge also blocked it. Needless to say DefenseWall blocks it with a Terminate option.
     

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    Yes, I see. It's these we have different, hence the different results

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    I set it like this as I wanted to see how it performed on all 4 areas. Wheras I think on your settings if it recognises even 1 of the 4 it will permanantly block the application.

    cheers
     
  17. Dark Star 72

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    When I tested first time I had Zemana in default settings, it looks as though yours are in Expert Mode. I tried the 'Custom settings' the second time to see what would happen :)
    Perhaps have a go in Expert settings tomorrow.
     
  18. LoneWolf

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    Tested with Malware Defender 2.1.0 beta.
    Got an alert every time in all 4 tests.

    Through the Eyes of a Keylogger screenshot.png

    MD alert 1.png

    MD alert 2.png


    Chose deny and kill process on each alert.
    MD passed with flying colors. :thumb:
     
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    m00nbl00d - I confirm they appear twice ; it is normal ...
     
  21. chris1341

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    Can anyone confirm. No doubt I've done something wrong but I did as LoneWolf and sure enough MD passed all. Used deny and kill but not create rule. I the ran the app again and chose the combined test. This is what I got. No pop ups from MD.

    mmm.gif

    Rule looks like this

    ppp.gif

    As I say I'm sure its me and something to do with my original decisions but but some confirmation that others see MD passing would be nice.

    Cheers
     
  22. trjam

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    Edge wont even let it run. Also disable Edge and it still grabs it.
     

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    Prevx disabled and still nabs it.
     

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  24. 1000db

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    I tried Netchina and EQSecure (default ruleset) and both would kill the app initially and then let it run after that. I didn't create any rules either.
     
  25. Iam_me

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    Are some in here crazy blocking the app from running does not mean a pass.. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:


    Comodo passes then as well.. and so does most HIPS probably.
     
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