KeyScrambler Personal
(ver 2.9.3)
Freeware  


KeyScrambler Personal only works with the 
Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers.  

As you're typing on the keyboard, KeyScrambler 
simultaneously encrypts your keystrokes at the 
keyboard driver level. Because KeyScrambler is 
located in the kernel, deep in the operating 
system, it is difficult for keyloggers to bypass 
the encryption.  

Your encrypted keystrokes remain completely 
indecipherable the whole time they travel through 
the crucial path. It doesn't matter if they get 
logged, or whether the keylogging malware attacking 
your computer is known or brand new.  

When the encrypted keystrokes carrying your private 
info finally arrive at the destination app, 
KeyScrambler's decryption component goes to work, 
and the journey is over. Now you see exactly the 
keys you've typed.

KeyScrambler uses both standard symmetric-key and 
asymmetric-key encryption. The algorithm used for 
symmetric-key encryption is Blowfish (128-bit). The 
algorithm for asymmetric-key is RSA (1024-bit). By 
harnessing the power of state-of-the-art cryptography, 
KeyScrambler is able to defeat a large variety of 
keyloggers and keylogging malware. KeyScrambler is 
entirely different from keystroke obfuscation, which 
only introduces random keystrokes to trick keyloggers 
and can be easily broken.


NOTE: Last Win2k version.