[Safelogin] Log in safely in WoW without fear of keyloggers.

[Razmataz]

Atleast Mac don't get stinking keyloggers. /goes to rest in the garden.

[Matt]

haha i saw that in the logs and i just deleted it.. i didnt trust it. haha try uploading it to rapidshare or something.

[Citizen17]

haha i saw that in the logs and i just deleted it.. i didnt trust it. haha try uploading it to rapidshare or something.

Done, updated first post.

[zixs]

Since I'm just a leecher, I don't think anyone will care about it, but I tested it and it worked fine for me, and I'm not hacked :>

[Sprackle]

Heres the virustotal scan: (file =safe and uber)

[danxrx]

Probablies taken out until proven safe, but i want to try thisis as soon as i see a link

[Citizen17]

Probablies taken out until proven safe, but i want to try thisis as soon as i see a link

Link is in first post. I do appreciate feedback!

[saltysalami52]

id say hes trying to take all your passwords, i wouldent download it could be spyware

Use a program like netlimiter that has a firewall, and block the program before you type in your password. Then even if it did steal your password it can't send it.

[trancehax]

Looks like a good program, but then again if people feel the need to b1tch about keyloggers and such...just make a .txt doc and save user / passes in there.

[Citizen17]

Looks like a good program, but then again if people feel the need to b1tch about keyloggers and such...just make a .txt doc and save user / passes in there.

The program saves the word to be safely inserted (password or not) in a settings file so you only need to input it once. The word is encrypted in the settings file making it unreadable for other people. Also, you can't load someone else's settings file to avoid password theft.

It's all safe

[raindog]

Why not just rewrite the lua login script, then no keystrokes are ever entered.

[Citizen17]

Anyone else actually using this? I find it helpfull myself, not only for the WoW password, also webmail, msn, xfire etc etc.