Reviews and Endorsements

The CNET Editors reviewed KeyScrambler Personal and gave it four stars. Their conclusion: "Overall, KeyScrambler Personal was easy to use and it seemed to be effective. It's worth checking out if you want to keep what you type safe from prying eyes." Read the review (August 2, 2011).

Raymond.cc, an expert computer website, thoroughly tested KeyScrambler and found it was the only anti-keylogging product that could defeat all the tested keyloggers. Read the review, KeyScrambler Fights KeyLoggers by Encrypting What You Type on Keyboard (May 24, 2011). Read also his blog (July 16, 2011).

Michael Kassner, a widely read IT expert, recommends KeyScrambler as "an answer" to financial malware attacks. Read his review, "KeyScrambler: how keystroke encryption works to thwart keylogging threats" on TechRepublic, which includes an interview with Qian Wang, the President and CEO of QFX Software (October 25, 2010).

Dennis O'Reilly, an award-winning author on PCs and other technologies, recommends KeyScrambler as one of "The best Internet Explorer security add-ons" on CNET (October 19, 2010).

Logan Kugler, an Internet security expert, recommends KeyScrambler as one of the "8 Essential Privacy Extensions for Firefox" on PCWorld (September 23, 2010).

KeyScrambler gets favorable notice in USA TODAY when user Mickey Cashen is featured for building "a small fortress" against cyberattacks using effective freeware, including KeyScrambler. Read the story (September 9, 2010).

Donna Buenaventura, a Microsoft certified security specialist, reviews KeyScrambler Professional for Bright Hub and grants it the "Approved by Brighthub" award (February 27, 2009).

Preston Gralla, a technology expert and editor for more than twenty years, picks KeyScrambler Personal as one of PC World's "15 Great, Free Privacy Downloads" (August 2008).

KeyScrambler Personal 2.7.0 receives the honor of "This Week's Featured Download" on ZDNet.

Aharon Etengoff reviews and recommends KeyScrambler on IT Examiner: "The use of Keyscrambler could help counter the scourge of identity fraud which apparently increased by a shocking 22 per cent in 2008." Read the review, "QFX upgrades Keyscrambler encryption utility" (February 17, 2009; also November 19, 2008)

Daniel Ángel Romero reviews KeyScrambler 2.3 on software. informer and gives it a five-star rating with the recommendation: "It's a powerful tool to encrypt all your keyboard entries" (2008).

Jason Fitzpatrik recommends KeyScrambler on Lifehacker (June, 2008).

J. Prasanna, CEO of AVS Labs, recommends installing KeyScrambler to protect every keystroke in the browser: "When used with updated antivirus and personal firewall, KeyScrambler provides complete protection against identity theft to an ordinary user." (IT Examiner, July 9, 2008)

Dirk Averesch, writing extensively on technology, considers KeyScrambler a significant security expansion for Firefox ("Firefox Add-Ons Cover Your Tracks, Block Intrusions," Originally published in Deutsche Presse-Agentur, November 6, 2007) 

Gizmo Richard's Support Alert Newsletter Review (2.4 Free Browser Add-on Protects Login Credentials): "KeyScrambler is an excellent addition to your security arsenal. It's free, operates transparently, doesn't affect your PC's performance and is available for both IE and Firefox .  .  ."

Bleeping Computer review: "For those who are looking for a free way to protect their login information from a keylogger, this seems like the perfect tool to use.  It’s easy to use, requires no work on your side other than the install, and works nicely.  I know I am now using it."

McAfee SiteAdvisor Download Analysis: "In our tests, this download was free of adware, spyware and other unwanted programs."

Recommendations by International Media

KeyScrambler Personal is listed among "Top 50: The best free security tools" on PCWelt.de.

KeyScrambler Personal is recommended among "34 Firefox extentions to protect yourself and test the security of your sites" on Korben.

L'illustré, a major online magazine in Switzerland, recommends KeyScrambler as "the way of defense" against keystroke logging.

KeyScrambler is featured on ZDNet Asia.

"Mit dem 'Keyscrambler' gegen 'Keylogger'." --PCFreunde.de.

"Nifty features from Firefox add-ons." --TechRepublic.

"Nützliche Add-Ons für den Firefox-Browser." --Teltarif.de. 

"Power-ups for Firefox: Add-ons bring added security and comfort." --Bangkokpost.com.

KeyScrambler is recommended by help.artaro.eu.

KeyScrambler is recommended by PC Astuces.

Albert Lauchner, deputy editor-in-chief of tecCHANNEL, called KeyScrambler an "advanced method" against online fraud in Presse Portal ("Auf die Finger geschaut - Tipps gegen Online-Betrüger," September 9, 2006)

Recommendations by Major Websites

For more than three years KeyScrambler Personal ranks among the top 5 (out of 607 products) in Privacy Software on Download.com.

KeyScrambler 2.9.0 is recommended on newsobserver.

KeyScrambler 2.7.1 is recommended on eHow.

"KeyScrambler Kills Keyloggers." --Digg.

KeyScrambler Personal is recommended on Wikia.

KeyScrambler ranks among "Top Firefox Extensions For Security and Privacy" on TechnoBuzz.Net.

KeyScrambler has a 4.94 rating on Major Geeks.

KeyScrambler is recommended on TECH BLORGE in Australia.

KeyScrambler has a four-star rating in "trustworthiness" on WOT: Web of Trust.

KeyScrambler Premium is the only anti-keylogging program on Wakoopa's list of "the most popular anti-spyware tool on Windows." 

KeyScrambler is recommended by MegaLab.it.

KeyScrambler is recommended by Philadelphia Examiner.

KeyScrambler is recommended by Start64.

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A free browser add-on, KeyScrambler Personal protects all your inputs in IE, Firefox, and Flock. KeyScrambler Pro and Premium are paid programs that protect a wide array of apps.