Neo’s SafeKeys

[Ashwin]

Neo’s SafeKeys v3.1


Introducing Neo’s SafeKeys v3, the safest and most usable version of Neo’s SafeKeys yet.

Although it may not look too different from version 2 (NSK 2008), version 3 has been re-envisioned from the ground up to improve on security and usability.


New features include:

100% Keylogger protection – the keyboard not used in the creation or transfer of your passwords…ever.
Great Screenlogger protection. NSK 2008 had partial screenlogger protection, but NSK v3 has greatly improved protection against screenloggers.
Injection Mode. With this, you can use NSK v3 with programs that do not usually accept drag-drop – this means that you can now be protected when entering master passwords for KeePass and Roboform, and when using Opera, Excel and even World of Warcraft.
Transparency and Auto-hiding when dragging dropping passwords make NSK v3 a breeze to use.
Adjustable hover entry delay – adjust how long you need to hover over a key, before it registers as a ‘keypress’; from 0.5 secs to 2.5 secs.
…and NSK v3 remembers your settings from the last time you ran it.


Download version 3.1 portable edition – perfect for USB thumb drives.

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[Avinash]

Anyone tested it?

[Ashwin]

Anyone tested it?

I did, its quite easy to use, but takes slightly longer than usual typing

Just use the mouse to type the password you wish to use, then highlight the password with the mouse and just drag it to the password field in your browser.

Q:Why not just use the Windows on-screen keyboard? (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Accessibility -> On-screen Keyboard)

A:The Windows on-screen keyboard actually performs software key presses each time you click an on-screen key. As a consequence, even the most basic keylogger will capture everything you ‘type’ using this utility.
Neo’s SafeKeys does not perform these software key presses, so is immune to keyloggers. If you use the hover entry mode, then you are also protected against most, if not all, screen loggers.