ProteMac LoginTrap monitors all login attempts and detects whether an attempt was successful or failed. After a login attempt was made the program captures an image from the iSight.

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Security Suite

ProteMac Security Suite is the internet security package that includes a combination of two products: ProteMac Netmine and ProteMac Meter — a firewall and a network traffic logger designed to provide your computer with comprehensive and superior protection against all kinds of software threats, e.g. spyware, Trojans, viruses, unwanted intrusions and network attacks.

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Meter

ProteMac Meter is a powerful network traffic logger, monitor and traffic counter, which measures, displays and controls all traffic to and from every application connected to network. ProteMac Meter can display bandwidth data in a real-time graph, a numerical display, or both. It records all network traffic and includes extensive logging for specified period.

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NetMine

ProteMac NetMine is a network firewall for Mac OS X which able to control internet and network activity of all application on Your Mac!
ProteMac NetMine offers powerful firewall protection for your Mac, and its customized protection allows advanced users to configure specific rules to protect against foes who wish to infiltrate your computer.

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ProteMac KeyBag User Tutorial

Installation

1. Download ProteMac KeyBag from www.ProteMac.com
2. Run the protemac-keybag.dmg file from the desktop, or download location.
3. In the ProteMac KeyBag window, double click the ProteMac KeyBag.pkg file.





4. Follow the prompts to install the program.
5. After installation you may delete the ProteMac-KeyBag.dmg file from your desktop.

To Use ProteMac KeyBag

1. To start up the KeyBag interface, locate the KeyBag.app file in the Applications folder and double click.
2. The main window has two options: KeyStrokes or Applications Chart.
3. KeyStrokes Window:
   
   
   
   
   1. The KeyStrokes window lists the application, user name, time stamp, window title, and typed stroke information.
   2. At a glance you may preview this window for information.
   3. Double clicking the text in the “Typed Stroke” column will open the “Typed Stroke” window which allows you to read all the text from that instance.
      
      
      
      NOTE: Text may be copied and pasted from the “Typed Stroke” window.
   4. To display the keystroke information for a specific application, select that application from the drop down list.
   5. By default the “KeyStrokes” window displays the keystroke information for all applications used.
   6. To display keystroke information for a specific application select that application from the drop down list. This time only the keystroke information for that application will appear.
   7. The “Application Statistic” button opens up the statistic panel and displays keystroke statistics.
      
      
   
   
   
   8. By default the “Application Statistic” panel shows the statistics for all applications used. Again, to display statistics for a specific application select that application from the drop down list and view the Application Statistics again. This time only statistics for that application will appear.



4. Applications Chart:
   
   
   
   
   1. The Applications Chart window shows total number of keystrokes for each application used in the specified period of time. The information is represented in an easy to read graphical format.
   2. To select the statistics for a specific application, click back to the KeyStrokes tab, select the application from the “Application:” drop down list. When you return to the “Applications Chart” tab only the selected application will be represented.
   
   
   
5. Select a time period to record. Click the “Select Time Period” to program a specific time to capture keystroke information.
   
   
   
   
6. Using the calendar and clock icons, select the date and time period to record keystroke information and select “OK”.
7. The “Refresh” button at the bottom of the main window will refresh the information in the active window. Use this button when changing the Application selection or whenever you wish to refresh the window information.

Exporting

1. First, make sure the main window displays the information you want to export.
2. In the main window click the “Export…” button.
   
   



3. In the “Selection of exported table fields” window select the fields you wish to export. Click “Next >”
4. In the “Export format selection” window select the format for the exported file. Click “Next >”
5. In the “Output file selection” window select the radio button, and in the “Save As” field enter the output file name and location. Then click the “Output file” button.
   
   
   
   
6. Click “Finish!” KeyBag exports the file into the specified format and, when finished, gives you the option of immediately opening the exported file.

Starting and Stopping ProteMac KeyBag

1. To stop the capture of keystrokes and shut KeyBag off, go to the KeyBag pull down menu and select “Preferences.”
2. The preferences window opens. On the “General” tab, unchecking the “Enable keystroke capturing box will disable KeyBag.
   
   
   
   

Setting The Warning Notification

1. From the KeyBag menu select Preferences.
2. In the Preferences window select Warnings.
3. Enter specific words to trigger the warning window by typing the word in the blank field and clicking the “+” button. Click OK when finished.
   
   
   
   
4. When one of the “banned” words is typed, the warning message will appear on screen to alert the user.

Clearing the ProteMac KeyBag Database

1. To adjust the frequency of clearing the keystroke data, select “Preferences” from the KeyBag pull down menu.
2. In the active window, select “Database.”
   
   
   
   
3. Select an alternate frequency for clearing all data in the keystrokes database.
4. Selecting “Clear All Data Now” erases all data in the database, immediately.

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