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A bit offtopic, but are there (recommendable) alternatives for KeyScrambler? Even it looks good, just want to know.
For me Anti Keylogger Shield 2.3 failed all tests with Anti-KeyLogger Tester (AKLT) v3.0 |
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Ruhe
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tzuk, and all KeyScrambler (2.2.1) users:
As far as I can see with Sandboxie 3.30
Can you confirm this? |
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Guest10
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KS Pro v2.2.1 SB 3.30 |
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_________________ Paul XP Pro SP3 (Admin rights), Zone Alarm Pro Firewall, Malwarebytes Pro, Firefox 21, Thunderbird 17 |
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Ruhe
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I did not say the (whole) line isn't needed anymore
Just the * in it. |
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Guest10
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The OpenPipePath line is still needed with the KS Pro version, but you don't need the * at the end of the exclusion. \Device\NamedPipe\KSTIPipe* or \Device\NamedPipe\KSTIPipe work the same - as you say. I had forgotten that Sandboxie assumes a wild card character at the end of a line in the configuration file, if none exists elsewhere in the line. So, the OpenPipePath line is still needed for the KS versions that are installed unsandboxed, but the wild card character at the end of the line is already assumed by Sandboxie - and so it is not needed. Thanks for pointing this out, and jogging my (failing) memory. |
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tzuk
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To re-iterate:
The default exclusion for KSTIPipe in Sandboxie 3.30 does not include a wildcard star at the end. I am going to play it safe and this default exclusion will be revised in the next version to include the star. |
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_________________ tzuk |
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tzuk
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The default exclusion in version 3.31 is now KSTIPipe* (including the star).
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Guest10
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Thanks. |
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