Anti Keylogger Tester V2.0

Lol, it,s giving tough time to many security software. Keep up the good work.

 

@gkweb

Thankyou
Absolutely

again, absolutely.

 

Thanks for the new version, I hope HIPS will add protection against this new methods, it´s always nice to have as much protection as possible. Of course, even if tools might be able to record keystrokes they will still need to bypass the firewall, not?

 

threat pass test 2 only

 

TF, u mean!

 

http://i18.tinypic.com/6as9wuw.png

Comodo Beta 3 still has issues to fix, directx vulnerability still in existence.

Even in paranoid mode:

http://i8.tinypic.com/4xvnfco.png

And as AKLT creator described: These methods work in restricted user accounts too!
So forget your non admin mode you may block cheap worms and oldschool rootkits but not new exploits.

 

I've already reported the DirectX problem for BETA 3 in the Comodo Beta Forum. What I don't understand is why the initialization takes so long. Once my desktop appears and I look at the CFP main menu, it is already initialized.

Do you happen to have Terminal Services disabled?

This will cause CFP to take a long time to initialize. Supposed to be fixed with RC1.

Al

 

Hello Adric,

Yes I erased terminal service, that might be the reason.

 

Also, a work-around for the DirectX vulnerability is to remove the %windir%\system32\*.dll rule in Defense+ All applications Policy ----> windows hooks . Apparently, this rule did not exist in the previous beta. At least that is what I read over in the Comodo Beta forum. I'd be interested as to why the rule was added.

Al

 

Hello SystemJunkie,

On your screenshots we can see you are using AKLT v2.0 (released October 19), there is a new version AKLT v2.5 released the October 24
http://www.firewallleaktester.com/aklt.htm
http://www.firewallleaktester.com/aklt_changelog.htm

Regards,
gkweb.

 

Just tested keyscrambler against all the keylogging tests and it passes them all so i'm quite pleased .

 

Yes that is really strange.

I already tested with v.2.5, the same, nothing changed related to directx issue of Comodo Beta. http://i13.tinypic.com/4l60y69.png

I tested AKLT again with your method but the same, directx vulnerability remains.

 

Farmerlee..........which version did you test...was it the free one, professional or premium ?

 

I tested the pro version which is what i normally use.. I believe the only difference in the versions is what areas they protect and i'd say all would pass if tested in their respective areas.

Edit: Just tested out the personal version and it passes all the tests. The only slight drawback is it doesn't recognise all login screens. It encrypts keystrokes when logging in to this site but if i log into hotmail my keystrokes are not encrypted for some reason

 

Has anyone tested Online Armor aginst this, either the free or paid version ?

 

To answer my own question, Yes OA passes all except the last screen shot test.

 

Free Version lost the first four tests, if you combine with good anti keylogger we only have directx that still logs.