ComputerCOP
2014-10-01 16:38:31.466621+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
The way ComputerCOP works is neither safe nor secure. It isnt particularly effective either, except for generating positive PR for the law enforcement agencies distributing it. As security software goes, we observed a product with a keystroke-capturing function, also called a keylogger, that could place a familys personal information at extreme risk by transmitting what a user types over the Internet to third-party servers without encryption. That means many versions of ComputerCOP leave children (and their parents, guests, friends, and anyone using the affected computer) exposed to the same predators, identity thieves, and bullies that police claim the software protects against.