Oxynger KeyShield helps protect passwords and sensitive information from malicious programs or hacking via an anti-screenshot virtual keyboard.

It is a secure and anti-screenshot virtual keyboard designed to protect passwords and sensitive information from malicious programs and hacking. It effectively protects against highly sophisticated keyloggers, spyware, and trojan-horses commonly used for password hacking and online financial transaction theft.

Oxynger KeyShield provides the world's best protection from keystroke logging software. Most virtual keyboards (such as the virtual keyboard with Windows) send normal keyboard event messages to the target program to type text. Almost every software keylogger can record these typed characters. Oxynger KeyShield does not use ordinary methods to send keystrokes to the target application. Instead, it uses a very secure communication channel for sending keystrokes. Keyloggers will not be able to record keystrokes send through this channel.

Oxynger KeyShield is protected from making its screenshots or video. Many modern keyloggers and other malicious programs can capture screens while entering passwords using a virtual keyboard. Screen capture protection of Oxynger KeyShield is currently the world's best.

Oxynger KeyShield also protects you from mouse logging (Premium only). Mouse logging refers to using the mouse position at each mouse click in a virtual keyboard to identify user input. Protection from mouse logging is accomplished by not using the common QWERTY layout. If mouse logging protection is turned on, it uses a random key layout to
protect from mouse logging. Oxynger KeyShield supports all major web browsers. It also supports the password field of almost all applications.

Basic Edition (Free)
Keystroke Logging Protection
Screen Capture Protection
Mouse Logging Protection
Shoulder Surfing Protection
2 Themes

Premium Edition (Paid - $14.95)
Everything in Basic Edition, plus
8 Themes ( Total 10 themes)

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