QFX KeyScrambler Premium v3.12.0.0

KeyScrambler 3.12 is released on September 8, 2018 with the following changes:

    Fixes a potential crash in the encryption driver (thanks to TrustWave for the discovery).
    Temporarily disables Edge support due to a compatibility issue. A new way to support Edge will be coming soon.

The update has also added support for:

    3 more Browsers: Avast Secure Browser, Basilisk Browser, Iridium Browser (All editions)
    1 more Email and Messaging Program: WeChat for PC (Pro and Premium)
    2 more Password Managers: LastPass Pocket, PWGen (Pro and Premium)
    2 more Gaming Programs:Gameroom, Garena (Pro and Premium)
    5 more Encryption Programs: EncryptStick, Keybase, MikroLock, SafeNet Authentication Client, WinAuth (Premium)
    1 more Office Program: Turtl (Premium)
    1 more Team Messaging Program: Zoom (Premium)
    1 more Windows Feature: Microsoft Management Console (MMC) (Premium)

Real-time key encryption defeats keylogging.
KeyScrambler encrypts every key you type deep in the Windows kernel. It protects your private information against known and unknown keylogging malware on millions of websites and in hundreds of essential apps.

Deep, Real-time Encryption
The moment you begin typing, KeyScrambler begins encrypting each character instantly at the keyboard driver level, deep in the Windows kernel. The timing and location makes it difficult for keyloggers to bypass KeyScrambler's protection.

Innovative Technology for Strong Protection
Your keystrokes remain encrypted as they travel through the perilous path in the operating system, where keyloggers can be physically or remotely installed on your computer to intercept your keystrokes. We've implemented both standard symmetric-key encryption (Blowfish 128-bit) and asymmetric-key encryption (RSA 1024-bit) in KeyScrambler. The strong encryption defeats even the most insidious kind of keylogging malware.

Works on Malware-Infected Computers
Should a keylogger have wormed into your computer and escaped detection, KeyScrambler will still work, and the keylogger would have only a meaningless jumble of characters to record. When your encrypted keystrokes reach the destination app, the decryption module of KeyScrambler goes to work, and you see exactly the keys you've typed. Here the journey ends with your info intact.

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