r_manic Distinguished Jan 7, 2009 630 0 18,960 Apr 16, 2009 #2 For software keyloggers (ones running on your computer), you can try Process Monitor. It'll help you detect something running that shouldn't be. It's practically impossible to detect hardware keyloggers unless you give the computer the good ol' look down.
For software keyloggers (ones running on your computer), you can try Process Monitor. It'll help you detect something running that shouldn't be. It's practically impossible to detect hardware keyloggers unless you give the computer the good ol' look down.