The controls work by faking a random number of rubbish keystrokes whenever a real keystroke is entered - these rubbish keystrokes are picked up by the keylogger but ignored by the controls.
 
Fully functional
Source: Included
Exe-Demo Included

Currently just two functions that check if an EXE, DLL or CAB file has a valid code signing certificate, that the certificate is trusted and that the program is not corrupted. These functions were written to support an remote program updater tool, to ensure the new program was not corrupted, but may also be used to self test a Delphi application for image corruption.

ProgVerifyTrust - simple function to check code signing certificate exists and is valid and not expired, and the program image is not corrupted. This should work with Windows 2000 and later (which have wintrust.dll).

ProgVerifyCert - similar to ProgVerifyTrust, but also extracts the certificate information, names, dates, etc. But this function needs capicom.dll COM object to be installed (from which the CAPICOM_TLB type library is created), which is a free redistributable file, included with this code. Microsoft claims Capicom is deprecated with Windows 7, but the DLL still works.
 
Fully functional
Source: Included
Exe-Demo Included

To those who are new to keylogging, keyloggers, key loggers, keystroke loggers, key recorders, key trappers, key capture programs, etc. belong to the group of tools that monitor PC user activity. Initially software products of this type were designed solely for recording key stroke information including the system keys, to the special log file (audit trail) being afterwards analyzed by the person who had installed this program. Log file can be sent within the network to the shared place, to the ftp server in the Internet, by e-mail etc. In cybercafes, offices, schools, libraries, etc. people can set up the keyloggers in the computer to grab your online-banking passwords, credit card infos, MSN passwords and so on.

Just with a few line of codes, your applications are safe against deadly Keyloggers such as BlazingTools Perfect Keylogger, Golden Keylogger, etc.

With this component, you can protect your password, credit card numbers, identification numbers and other secret information from being stolen by other people, or you can create an antikeylogger by yourself.

SecureType is less than 50KB and since it is a dynamic link library file, it consumes very less memory and will not affect your application's performance.

SecureType is developed for Windows 2000, XP and 2003. It can be used to protect software/program developed by using

• Microsoft Visual Basic .NET (tested)
• Microsoft Visual C# .NET (tested)
• Microsoft Visual C++ .NET (tested)
• Visual Basic Applications (4.0, 5.0 and 6.0) (tested)
• Delphi Applications (5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 and Delphi .NET 2005) (tested)
• Microsoft Visual C++ (5.0 and 6.0) (tested)
• Borland C++ Builder Applications (5.0 and 6.0) (tested)
• Bloodshed Dev C++ (4.9.9.1) (tested)
• many more applications (coming soon.)

• check for application's start drive
• check for application's full path.

Malware types that TSpywareScanner finds and eliminates:

• Spyware;
• Adware;
• BHOs (Browser Helper Objects);
• Trojans;
• Trackware;
• Dialers;
• Keyloggers.