Dataguard Antikeylogger Ultimate: Lifetime License Giveaway for 7 days

**jelson** · 21-11-11, 10:44 AM

Originally Posted by hakah

Does it have any conflict with Zemena AntiLogger? Any review on that? Thanks!

That's a good question. But there might be a problem since both of these apps will "patch" the kernel. (Based on the fact that developing a 64bit antilogger is very difficult due to PatchGuard.) Someone with a bigger geek hat want to jump in here. I'm already in over my head.

**Ashwin** · 21-11-11, 10:46 AM

IMHO, use one Antilogger app. Too many security apps and you'll end up

your computer.

**Grr** · 22-11-11, 03:10 AM

Originally Posted by jelson

Someone with a bigger geek hat want to jump in here. I'm already in over my head.

I nominate Arnab

**Alpha** · 22-11-11, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by Grr

I nominate Arnab

LOL, i was in fact going to ask you guys how it works. I am already using one antikeylogger and don't want to clutter my pc with another. Would have certainly tried it if i had a test machine.

**Grr** · 23-11-11, 06:05 AM

Originally Posted by Alpha

LOL, i was in fact going to ask you guys how it works. I am already using one antikeylogger and don't want to clutter my pc with another. Would have certainly tried it if i had a test machine.

test machine = = Virtual OS

**Alpha** · 23-11-11, 09:13 AM

Virtual OS cannot be same as the real environment. It is good for testing general software but as far as security solutions are concerned we cannot come to any conclusions just by testing on a virtual OS.

**Grr** · 24-11-11, 03:08 AM

Originally Posted by Alpha

Virtual OS cannot be same as the real environment. It is good for testing general software but as far as security solutions are concerned we cannot come to any conclusions just by testing on a virtual OS.

count me out..ha ha

Thread: Dataguard Antikeylogger Ultimate: Lifetime License Giveaway for 7 days

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Display

Tags for this Thread

Posting Permissions