Keyloggers can be on a PC for different reasons:
They can be purposefully installed by the owner of the PC or they may be accidentally installed.
Usually if they are not supposed to be on the PC in question then they will have been installed as part of some form of misleading trick to get the owner to unknowingly install them.
i.e - a fake website alert when browsing the internet saying that your machine has been infected with some virus and then suggesting that you download and install a piece of software to fix it.
When you download this software the keylogger is installed as well.
Usually though key logging software will trigger an anti-virus warning so part of the answer should also be possibly include poor security on the PC in question.
NTMSDATA.EXE is like viruses, spyware, adware, trojans, rootkits, worms, information stealers, keyloggers, bots, and other forms of malicious threats that may reside on your PC.
yes you can.
Look for Professional, I.E Commercial Keyloggers, like All In One Keylogger. Commercial keyloggers are safe.
Yes, various of viruses/spyware/adware/malware. Including Trojans and keyloggers. I strongly reccommend staying from that site if you don't want to majorly screw up your PC, netbook, or laptop.
Keyloggers can sometimes be classified in the same group as a trojan. They remain hidden in the backround, constantly recording the keys you press, the webpages you open, the passwords you type in, bank account information you bring up, and much more. To prevent keyloggers, you should have an installed antivirus.
That's depend the keylogger is virus or not.
It depends on its complexity. A stealthy keylogger can remain undetected by any number of means, including rootkits. But most keyloggers will be found in your startups, usually in the winlogon section. Once detected, removing them is easy.
The exact approach to removing a keylogger depends on the keylogger that is installed. In general, programs like Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware are effective for removing keyloggers and other kinds of malware that are not always detected by antivirus software.
Keylogger (also called keystroke logger) is a program on your computer or mobile that logs the keystrokes you type. There are two types: hardware keyloggers and software keyloggers. When we talk about keyloggers, we usually refer to software keylogger. Some software keyloggers are bundled with other programs, which can help themselves be installed to the computer without people knowing. They are spyware and dangerous for online personal information. Some other software keyloggers are independent applications which need manually installation and even admin password to install onto your computer. They are normally used as parental monitoring software or employee monitoring software.
If somebody infiltrates your PC it usually means that he has achieved a remote control. So he can do anything he wants. Use your email account to send spam, install programs like keyloggers to get your passwords, use your computer as a proxy server to hack others and so on. Use firewall and good antivirus/antimalware program.
There is no real one, they are all keyloggers.
Use Prevx 3.0 to remove WMPXD3.EXE, along with any other viruses, spyware, adware, trojans, rootkits, worms, information stealers, keyloggers, bots, and other form of malicious threat that may reside on your PC.