Reply #24: You said "strongly" [View All]

[RoyGBiv]

...and you led with that. You have no evidence of it, at all, nothing that should lead you even to mildly suspect it, much less announce that you "strongly" suspect it.

You're just making people paranoid for no good reason, that's all.

Sorry for the harshness of my tone, but this is irritating. I deal with this sort of thing on a daily basis, have people come to me a tell me they are "all but certain" my company caused their refrigerator to blow up despite the fact there's nothing my company does that in any way affects their refrigerator.

What you got is a serious problem, but you do yourself a disservice by not looking for the actual problem. In my personal experience, keyloggers, if not the result of opening an e-mail attachment one shouldn't have opened, are installed most often by inquisitive spouses, friends, or kids. You can also install stuff like this clicking "okay" to that nice, fancy java script dialog that you thought was just a link to enter a site. DU is clean as far as its code is concerned, and nothing suggest it has been hacked in any way. You should look elsewhere and truly try to find the source.