full-disclosure - Most common keystroke loggers?

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Message-ID: <200512020804.50762.lionel.ferette@belnet.be>
Date: Fri Dec  2 07:05:02 2005
From: lionel.ferette at belnet.be (Lionel Ferette)
Subject: Most common keystroke loggers?

In the wise words of Valdis.Kletnieks@...edu, on Thursday 01 December 2005 
18:57:
[SNIP]
> Using crypto all the way from the web server to a smart-card (so all the
> compromised system can see is encrypted data it can't get the key for) can
> help yere. 
Even then, you would need a card reader with integrated pinpad. Otherwise, the 
keylogger can still sniff the PIN code entry - and then generate any 
signature it wants by accessing the PC/SC layer directly (been there, done 
that).

Lionel

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