Neo’s SafeKeys is a small program that helps to defeat keyloggers on unsecure computer terminals (such as Internet Cafes).
It is a custom-made tool that allows for you to mouse-click your password on an on-screen keyboard.
Yesterday I happened to visit my friends place and found out that he had downloaded a very new movie. I asked my friend to give me the movie. I took his memory key or the thumb drive and then copied the movie on to it and went back home.
When I reached home, I put it in my PC and went into My Computer. When I double clicked the memory key/thumb drive icon, nothing happened and it did not open. Just at that moment, I had a hunch that I had activated a virus or worm from the memory key. Obviously at that particular moment, I was un-ware of the the problem. I scanned the thumb drive from Mcafee Antivirus but it was unable to detect any threat on the thumb drive.
At that moment, I just went ahead and watched the movie. By the way, it was really a good movie, loved it.
After few minutes, I thought of going online to check email and my orkut account. I usually use Mozilla browser as the primary browser on my PC.
The moment I double clicked Mozilla… a message popped open…
I DONT HATE MOZILLA BUT USE IE OR ELSE… with the title of the dialogue box as USE INTERNET EXPLORER U DOPE.
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