Presentation on Keyloggers in Cyber Security

Title: Keyloggers in Cyber Security: An In-depth Exploration

Description:

In this presentation, we delve into the intricate world of keyloggers and their impact on cyber security. Our comprehensive guide covers the following key areas:

1. **Introduction to Keyloggers**: Understand what keyloggers are, their historical context, and their significance in the realm of cyber threats.

2. **Types of Keyloggers**: Explore the different types of keyloggers, including software-based and hardware-based keyloggers, and their unique characteristics.

3. **How Keyloggers Work**: Gain insights into the operational mechanisms of keyloggers, including how they capture and transmit keystroke data.

4. **Common Uses of Keyloggers**: Discover the various applications of keyloggers, from malicious purposes like identity theft to legitimate uses in corporate monitoring.

5. **Detection of Keyloggers**: Learn about the techniques and tools used to detect keyloggers, including behavioral analysis and signature-based detection.

6. **Prevention and Protection**: Equip yourself with knowledge on how to prevent keylogger infections and protect sensitive information from being captured.

7. **Future Trends and Challenges**: Explore emerging trends in keylogger technology and the evolving challenges in detecting and combating them.

8. **Conclusion**: Summarize the key takeaways and emphasize the importance of staying vigilant against keylogging threats in an increasingly digital world.

This enlightening presentation to better understand keyloggers and enhance your cyber security posture.

1. Welcome To Presentation o n Keyloggers Presented To: Fairuz Shaiara Lecturer Department of Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

2. ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh Mohammad Sajjad Hossain 203015006 Md Ashraful Islam 203015004 Ikhtiar Uddin 203015008 Team Members

3. Table of Contents Introduction to Keyloggers Types of Keyloggers How Keyloggers Work Common Uses of Keyloggers Detection of Keyloggers Prevention and Protection Future Trends and Challenges Conclusion ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

4. Introduction ‹#› Defining Keyloggers as tools or software that record keystrokes made on a keyboard, capturing sensitive information such as passwords and credit card numbers Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

5. Types of Keyloggers ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

6. Keystroke Logging Clipboard Logging Screen Capture Network Traffic Monitoring Transmission of Data: FTP Upload, Remote Server Communication: How Keyloggers Works ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

7. Legitimate Uses Employee Monitoring Parental Control Malicious Uses Identity Theft Corporate Espionage Unauthorized Surveillance Common Uses of Keyloggers ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

8. Antivirus and Anti-malware Software Behavioral Analysis Manual Inspection Security Tools Detection of Keyloggers ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

9. Use Anti-malware Software Enable Firewall Update Software Regularly Be Cautious with Downloads Use Two-factor Authentication Prevention and Protection ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

10. Future Trends Advanced Evasion AI Integration Keylogger-as-a-Service Challenges Improved Detection Stronger Security Legal Measures User Awareness Future Trends and Challenges ‹#› Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh

11. ➢ As there are always two sides to a coin just like this keylogger has a good as well as bad reputation ➢ In the world of hacking it is used to hack someone's details. On the other hand, it is used in a company to monitor any suspicious activity that may cause serious liability to the company’s benefit. ➢ But we must be aware of what is installed on the computer. Use when surfing the internet. Conclusion ‹#›

12. ‹#› THANK YOU Does anyone have any questions? Computer Science and Engineering, Green University of Bangladesh