Have you heard of the term ‘keylogging’ before? Its okay if you haven’t but in the modern world when cyber security is becoming extremely important, it is good to know. Cyber criminals can steal your data by keeping a track of your keystrokes while you are browsing. They will know exactly what you are typing and where you are typing it. This is very dangerous as it puts a lot of our data at great risk. . GuardedID® prevents this and ensures that your keystroke data is encrypted. So when you type, keyloggers will only be able to see a meaningless sequence of numbers.
GuardedID® Features
Installing GuardedID® will ensure that you don’t have to constantly scan your computer or check it using different software. Features of GuardedID® include the following:
- Protects you from keylogging attacks and kernel- and desktop-based keyloggers
- Creates a secure information pathway between your keyboard and web browser with military-grade 256-bit encryption
- Detects and highlights hidden click-jacking attacks, warning you away from clicking on malicious invisible objects
- Prevents screen scraping malware from taking screenshots of your info secretly
- Works as a constant anti-subversive service, detecting untrusted drivers
- Encrypts USB, wireless, PS2, Bluetooth and international keyboards
- CryptoColor visual verification (for Internet Explorer only) shows you what is protected by highlighting what you type in a color you select
Details and requirements
This GuardedID® version 4.0 comes with updates so you don’t have to worry about it becoming outdated. It is compatible with Windows 7, 8.1, 10, Mac OS X 10.7 or later. The browsers that support it are Internet Explorer, Chrome, FF, Safari and Opera. GuardedID® must be redeemed within 30 days of purchase. You can only use it on one computer and you will be secured from hackers and security breaches for one year. So get the deal before it expires and stay safe.
About the author: Working at Wccftech since 2016, Zarmeen has a diverse set of skills. A Financial Analyst full-time and reporter of latest technology trends part time. She has covered various pieces on space, general sciences, mobile and deals during her time at Wccftech.
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