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How do keyloggers work?
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A keylogger is a piece of software that records every keystroke you make on a keyboard. Malicious (“malware”) keyloggers are designed to avoid detection from anti-virus programs and invade your device without your knowledge or consent when you install an app, get an email, visit a website or otherwise use your device online. Once installed, the keylogger records all your keystrokes, and then sends your personal and confidential information back to the cyber criminal.

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