Trojans

Hi @asukulu,

Trojans can be different, but if your computer is compromised, there is not much that 1Password can do. I mean, if your computer is compromised, there is no need for an attacker to even know your Master Password, as it could simply access the data when you did, as it needs to be decrypted locally in order for it to be of any use to you.

However, if you have any concerns about the Master Password interception, when you enter it in 1Password 7 for Windows, you can give the "Unlock on Secure Desktop" feature a try (look for a shield icon on the lock screen of 1Password 7 for Windows).

This feature is about creating an isolated desktop where only the specific list of processes are allowed to run on that desktop, in our case, only 1Password-authorized processes. It helps protect against key loggers. The "Enter Master Password" dialog appears on another desktop (that we temporarily create ourselves), and Windows messages do not travel across desktops. Key loggers are thus precluded from spying on the (keyboard) messages.

I hope it helps. If you have any other questions, we are here to help. Thanks!

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Greg