Keylogger Undetectable

[Laurence]

I downloaded the trial version of Dataview by Amesico.
It is a commercial keyloger.

I installed it and it is working, but
I have found no way to detect it.

I ran numerous anti-spyware programs, nothing.
I ran numerous rootkit detectors (including Ice Sword),
nothing.

I ran startupcop by pc magainze, it wasn't listed there.
I ran task power by pc magazine, it wasn't listed under
services or drivers.

I looked in msconfig, it wasn't there either.

By reading the readme that came with it. I discovered the
file that does this - iks.sys.

How can one detect such a program, it seems this one
and possible others, are completely stealthed.

Thanks
Laurence

[Gaz]

"Laurence" <LSomething@Something.com> wrote in message
newsNL1j.2877$fl7.2035@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net...
>I downloaded the trial version of Dataview by Amesico.
> It is a commercial keyloger.
>
> I installed it and it is working, but
> I have found no way to detect it.
>
> I ran numerous anti-spyware programs, nothing.
> I ran numerous rootkit detectors (including Ice Sword),
> nothing.
>
> I ran startupcop by pc magainze, it wasn't listed there.
> I ran task power by pc magazine, it wasn't listed under
> services or drivers.
>
> I looked in msconfig, it wasn't there either.
>
> By reading the readme that came with it. I discovered the
> file that does this - iks.sys.
>
> How can one detect such a program, it seems this one
> and possible others, are completely stealthed.
>
> Thanks
> Laurence

If they can do it, so can the spyware/adware vermin

[Maximus the Mad]

Laurence <LSomething@Something.com> after much thought,came up with
this jewel in newsNL1j.2877$fl7.2035@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net:

> I downloaded the trial version of Dataview by Amesico.
> It is a commercial keyloger.
>
> I installed it and it is working, but
> I have found no way to detect it.
>
> I ran numerous anti-spyware programs, nothing.
> I ran numerous rootkit detectors (including Ice Sword),
> nothing.
>
> I ran startupcop by pc magainze, it wasn't listed there.
> I ran task power by pc magazine, it wasn't listed under
> services or drivers.
>
> I looked in msconfig, it wasn't there either.
>
> By reading the readme that came with it. I discovered the
> file that does this - iks.sys.
>
> How can one detect such a program, it seems this one
> and possible others, are completely stealthed.
>
please list the programs that you used to try to detect the
keylogger.
max
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[Ari]

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 18:12:27 -0800, Laurence wrote:

> How can one detect such a program, it seems this one
> and possible others, are completely stealthed.

Wait until they stick one between your keyboard and PS2 port.