Keylogger detection software?

[Samsters]

My client's credit card has been compromised twice in the last 3 months, and he wants me to "scan all machines" with something that could detect a keylogger or data mining program. I have explained that the two security programs already installed should detect almost all infections with those capabilities

We are running the latest paid version of MalwareBytes on all machines with daily quick scans running. AV software is Trend Micro Worry-Free Standard version 6 - with daily scans.

If there is some malicious software running undetected on any of the ten machines in his office, is there any program someone could recommend for keylogger or data sniffing detection?

I have researched a bit and found a few "Anti Keylogger" programs with very similar names by different companies, but I know nothing about their reputation or effectiveness.

Thanks - Sam

[gerardwil]

It seems SpyShelter amongst others does a good job, however I did not try it myself yet.

Gerard

[Firefox]

Hello and

You could try downloading and try scanning with Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool

This is just another scanner you can try in case your Anti-Virus software does not detect the infection.

[gerardwil]

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[sunnie]

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is this software needed with online armor and other hips software? or redundant?

[screen317]

Hi,

Keyloggers are trojans too and Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware detects a plethora of them. I haven't personally tested any "anti-keylogger" software, as it has never been necessary for me. If your client was keylogged, their bank would be notifying them about suspicious activity.

[Samsters]

If your client was keylogged, their bank would be notifying them about suspicious activity.

Sorry if I did not make it clear, but that's what I meant by "compromised". My client has had to get new credit cards issued twice in the past 3 months after being notified by the bank of suspicious activity, fraudulent charges.

I am testing SpyShelter Premium, and it's a pain to get going; almost every legitimate program must be "allowed" or have a rule enabled, but I have SpyShelter set to "High Security Level" and perhaps that is not necessary?

I will try running Kaspersky as well.

Thanks for all the tips so far . . .

[Firefox]

A thought just occured to me.....

Don't rule out any business he does business with, for example it has been know that some restaurants have stolen card numbers as well (or one of their employees anyway), something to consider as well....