What does KL mean in SOFTWARE

A key logger, also known as KL, is a software program or hardware device that records user keystrokes. It captures data such as usernames, passwords, email addresses and credit card numbers and stores it for malicious use.

A key logger will capture the presses of keys on the keyboard which then get logged and stored in the system memory or on an external source like a hard drive or cloud storage. The logged data can then be accessed by the hacker to gain access to private information such as passwords, emails and other sensitive information.

A key logger can capture usernames, passwords, email addresses and credit card numbers amongst other types personal information which can be used for malicious purposes if accessed by an unauthorized third party.

Yes it is possible to detect if there is an infection from a key logger on one's computer using anti-virus software but it may not always be able detect certain types of infections if they are carefully hidden by hackers. It is therefore important to keep anti-virus programs up-to-date in order to ensure protection against these types of malicious activities.

Yes you can protect your computer against becoming infected by taking basic measures such as having up-to-date antivirus programs installed on your computer along with regularly updating operating systems and applications, avoiding suspicious downloads and emails as well as being aware of how public Wi-Fi networks are secured. Additionally strong complex passwords should also be used when accessing websites since this helps prevent cybercriminals from stealing valuable information through hacking methods like using keystroke loggers.