That or stop using the old netbook for anything other than booting the secure banking instance. bios hacks are becoming more commonplace. Safe Money protects data entered inside and/or displayed in Secure Browser by preventing remote browser and product manipulation and screenshot taking. Have tried a number of things but am una. Have used Kaspersky for a number of years without issue, so thinking it must be in a recent update. Kaspersky Safe Kids helps you find better ways to keep your kids safe on PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Issue happens a few minutes after enabling Kaspersky. The only way to get me, is to get the bios of the system I'm booting off of. It protects against entered data interception by keyboard loggers (keyloggers) and also provides the ability to use a virtual screen keyboard for maximum protection. A few days ago all keyboard input became blocked and mouse input does not work with Kaspersky enabled. I run a separate encrypted Linux OS instance off of a USB key, and I use that instance SOLELY for banking. I haven't done my banking from my own home, laptop, or work OS instance in years. But at least that way requires a lot more work, screwing around with hosted javascript that's likely in a CDN. Now I can hear you saying - everyone gets daily if not hourly updates from their AV vendors anyways. (Well, MAYBE they'll get lucky and their staff will ask users 'what AV do you use' and they'll spot a common denominator.) We'll tell when this happens when half the banks in the world ask ALL their customers to change their passwords. The banks won't even know where the leaks came from, it'll be so distributed with no common denominator. A single black hat organization gets inside their systems and manages to sub out the injected javascript - boom - millions of bank account details and credentials. Good lord, they've made themselves the biggest target in the known world by doing something like this.

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