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forest
forest
6:37 AM
I wonder how well this will improve the security of the JIT compiler.
 
forest
forest
7:04 AM
Oh lol I just looked at the date on that. 2016, though it said 2019.
derp
 
 
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Vipul Nair
Vipul Nair
8:44 AM
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A: Why it is difficult to write an application to protect 100% against keyloggers?

Vipul Nair Why it is difficult to write an application to protect 100% against keyloggers? Well same reasons that an application written to find and protect against 100% malware fails. Ever played a Video game?How does it work?When you press the forward key it accelerates.Now a simple keylogger could...

was i wrong here?
 
forest
forest
@VipulNair I'm not the downvoter, but it is possible to protect against software keyloggers.
It depends on how the keyboard input is handled by the operating system.
 
Vipul Nair
Vipul Nair
i dont care about the downvote.I just wanna know thats all
could you explain further?
Or have something i could read?
 
forest
forest
Maybe look into how Wayland handles keyloggers (for Linux) or how UIPI on Windows handles it for UAC prompts. It all depends on how the OS sends input to different applications.
 
Vipul Nair
Vipul Nair
Thank u
 
forest
forest
Of course, nothing can protect from a hardware keylogger or a kernel keylogger.
 
Vipul Nair
Vipul Nair
9:07 AM
@forest read up on wayland.Went all over my head.Haha
All i see is people bashing it
this seems good lwn.net/Articles/589147
thanks @forest
 
forest
forest
9:23 AM
@VipulNair Those are pretty old, although it's true that Wayland by default is just a framework that makes resisting keyloggers possible, but on its own can't do much.
 
Vipul Nair
Vipul Nair
9:36 AM
Lemme search more then.
 
forest
forest
lel
 

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