![]() ![]() Obviously, an unknown keylogger will not get caught by signature-based detection products (it can be though, in case of code-reuse for ex.), and you will have to rely on heuristics or behavioral detection, which usually generate a more false-positive results.įortunately, the thing is that keylogger developers usually rely on well-known methods to develop their malicious code, and that allows researcher to quickly find and detect them. Keylogger detection, as for viruses and other malwares, can basically be achieved through two methods (I simplify for answer's clarity) : Yes, it is possible to detect unknown keyloggers and other malware, usually through computer forensics ( Volatility or EnCase are well-known software for doing that).
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