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Old 23-05-2010, 01:25   #7
Richard M
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Re: Password security advice

Of course, this will not protect against the more sophisticated network capture trojans, but should protect against basic keylogging trojans which only watch the memory for keypresses.

It's another line of defense, so if you have anything worth protecting (i.e. your personal email account) then do it.
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