There has to be some, the Linux on handhelds uses on-screen keyboards. If you can't find a full program, you could goto handhelds.org and get the source from either familiar or intamate. And then just port it over
Wayne On Wed, 2001-12-12 at 15:08, Andreas Maresch wrote: > Hallo there! > > I want to create a _very_ secure environment (in my case: an encrypted disk > to store all my passwords. The creation of a encrypted disk is very easy. But > i miss a secure way to enter the password). > Since key loggers become more and more common passwords typed in via > keyboards are no longer save. > The least expensive and easiest way to circumvent such key loggers would be > to display a keyboard on the screen (with a random key map, for the case that > the mouse events are logged) and enter your password via the mouse. > There is a similar tool in Windows (intended for disabled people), but it > doesn t support random key maps (disabled people usually have no use for > random key maps). > > I would prefer a program that works from the shell (to combine it via pipes > with other programs). But even a solution under X/KDE would be nice (at least > it is a point to start from). > > Greetingz > > Andreas Maresch > > > -- > The question is not: "Am I paranoid?". > The question is: "Am I paranoid enough?". > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
