CoDefender™ Protection Modules

Current Anti-keylogging Protection Modules

*Application Version numbers show the range of application versions supported by the corresponding Protection Module. The supported versions are inclusive of the minimum version and exclusive of the maximum version.

Universal Protection Module Usage Examples:

The following lists show examples of applications that can be protected by Universal Protection Modules. The lists also show the executable files that should be added to the corresponding Universal Protection Module. Universal Protection Modules allow you to protect any application of your choosing.

Universal Protection Module A:

• Eclipse IDE (eclipse.exe)
• Putty (putty.exe)
• QuickBooks (QBW32.exe, QBW32PremierGeneric.exe)
• ... Plus more (up to you to choose and control) ...

Universal Protection Module C:

• Adobe Acrobat (acrobat.exe)
• Apple iTunes (iTunes.exe)
• Apple Safari (safari.exe)
• Google Chrome (chrome.exe)
• Microsoft Outlook (outlook.exe)
• Skype (skype.exe)
• Microsoft Infopath (infopath.exe)
• Microsoft OneNote (onenote.exe, onenotem.exe)
• Microsoft PowerPoint (powerpnt.exe)
• Microsoft Word (winword.exe)
• Microsoft Excel (excel.exe)
• Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SqlWb.exe)
• OpenOffice (soffice.bin)
• Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect (ea.exe)
• ... Plus more (up to you to choose and control) ...

What are Protection Modules?

Each CoDefender Protection Module encapsulates a security feature. Anti-keylogging Protection Modules provide protection from keyloggers. Each Anti-keylogging Protection Module provides protection for a particular software application, such as Internet Explorer, which may cover several versions of the software application. For example, one Internet Explorer Anti-keylogging Protection Module may provide protection for versions 7.0 to 8.0 of Internet Explorer.

Why Protection Modules?

The CoDefender Extensible Security Architecture enables the delivery of new security features quickly and efficiently in a safe and secure manner. Security features are wrapped up in a Protection Module. Using Protection Modules allows us to develop, test and easily distribute new and updated security features so that you have the latest protection from threats on the Internet.

Naming Convention

A single Anti-keylogging Protection Module may provide protection for several versions of a particular software application. Consequently, the Protection Modules are named according to the following convention:

<Application Name> <Label>

where <Application Name> is the name of the application, such as "Internet Explorer", and <Label> is a unique label, such as "A". Therefore, an example of a Protection Module name is "Internet Explorer A". Another Protection Module that covers a different version of Internet Explorer may then be named "Internet Explorer B". The names of installed Protection Modules are shown in the CoDefender Configuration Window.

Anti-keylogging Protection Modules

Anti-keylogging Protection Modules, including Universal Anti-keylogging Protection Modules, encrypt and scramble the keys you enter into your keyboard so that your keystrokes are incomprehensible to an attacker.

Quality Assurance and Security

We thoroughly test each Protection Module before it is delivered to you over the Internet. This allows us to provide and maintain a high quality product as well as ensuring that you receive security features as soon as they are released. Furthermore, each Protection Module is digitally signed to provide resistance against tampering.

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