Kaspersky detected keylogger in zsnes
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Kaspersky detected keylogger in zsnes
kaspersky detected a keylogger in ZSNES is this a false positive? no other program i used detected that AVG, Defender Pro, Bit defender i used didn't
Kaspersky is supposed to be the best, but the same happened with a couple of other programs too that others said clean
Kaspersky is supposed to be the best, but the same happened with a couple of other programs too that others said clean
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Re: Kaspersky detected keylogger in zsnes
No, there's really a keylogger in zsnes.justinrpg wrote:Kaspersky detected a keylogger in ZSNES is this a false positive?
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well, as long as said program doesn't tried to report "whatever its logs" somewhere over the internetz, i wouldn't concern myself about it.
just curiousity, what routine(s) in zsnes codes that kaspersky interprets as keylogger?
just curiousity, what routine(s) in zsnes codes that kaspersky interprets as keylogger?
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Isn't the zmv creator like a keylogger?
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Well, kaspersky would have to be real good to detect that since it's not run automatically at launch and it goes through 3 different array layers (one of them os-dependant) to do the ZMV.
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It's being detected as a keylogger because ZSNES uses ManyMouse. ManyMouse uses an API called RawInput to uniquely identify and control different mice individually.
I use the same RawInput API, but without ManyMouse (gives me the same ability with keyboards as well), and I'm also detected as a keylogger because of it.
Executive summary: Kaspersky is snake-oil, FUD-based shit. The developers think there's no legitimate reason to uniquely identify more than one keyboard or mouse, so it just flags any app that does as a keylogger.
I use the same RawInput API, but without ManyMouse (gives me the same ability with keyboards as well), and I'm also detected as a keylogger because of it.
Executive summary: Kaspersky is snake-oil, FUD-based shit. The developers think there's no legitimate reason to uniquely identify more than one keyboard or mouse, so it just flags any app that does as a keylogger.
Better safe than sorry. That's why Kaspersky is awesome.byuu wrote:It's being detected as a keylogger because ZSNES uses ManyMouse. ManyMouse uses an API called RawInput to uniquely identify and control different mice individually.
I use the same RawInput API, but without ManyMouse (gives me the same ability with keyboards as well), and I'm also detected as a keylogger because of it.
Executive summary: Kaspersky is snake-oil, FUD-based shit. The developers think there's no legitimate reason to uniquely identify more than one keyboard or mouse, so it just flags any app that does as a keylogger.
Personally I have set the whole Emulators folder (and its sub folders) to ignore key logger threats, which is very easy to configure in Kaspersky.
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A keylogger, also known as keystroke logging, is a program installed on your computer unbeknownst to you that logs all key strokes typed into your computer which is then viewed by a third party. Keyloggers are also capable of taking screen captures.Y~K wrote:Better safe than sorry. That's why Kaspersky is awesome.byuu wrote:It's being detected as a keylogger because ZSNES uses ManyMouse. ManyMouse uses an API called RawInput to uniquely identify and control different mice individually.
I use the same RawInput API, but without ManyMouse (gives me the same ability with keyboards as well), and I'm also detected as a keylogger because of it.
Executive summary: Kaspersky is snake-oil, FUD-based shit. The developers think there's no legitimate reason to uniquely identify more than one keyboard or mouse, so it just flags any app that does as a keylogger.
Personally I have set the whole Emulators folder (and its sub folders) to ignore key logger threats, which is very easy to configure in Kaspersky.
And most importantly, learn the basics about what is the keylogger software.