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Keylogger detection and prevention

Singh et al., 2021

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17022268499875259548
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Singh A
Choudhary P
et al.
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series

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Keyloggers are kind of a rootkit malware that catch composed keystroke occasions of the console and save into log record, hence, it can capture delicate data, for example, usernames, PINs, and passwords, in this manner communicates into vindictive assailant …
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