DrRusty:
Before doing anything further, go to a reliable computer OTHER than the computer you suspect is infected, go to the Nexon website and CHANGE ALL YOUR INFO. All of it. Your pass, your secret questions, anything that comes to mind. Do this immediately. Once that is done, do not log onto your account from the computer that you are concerned may be infected with a keylogger. Along with changing your Maple info, change all other passwords that you may have typed, and which lead to valuable resources, such as your email account. Once you have done that, you have effectively rendered the hacker, (if he is there,) from accessing your Maple account. After you've done this, use software to detect and eliminate the keylogger, or prove to yourself that it is not around.
I personally wouldn't trust free internet scanners to detect a keylogger. Go to your electronics store, and buy a well-reputed security package, (if you haven't already.) I understand some people may have issues with McAffee or Norton, but I would be willing to bet that their stuff will do more for you than a free online scanner. A business dealing in online security protection stands more to lose if it fails, and they will have much more of a professional staff working for them. If you're paying NX to play Maple, paying some money for reliable security software should be a given; especially since that software will protect things much more important than Maple, such as your PayPal account. It's one thing to get your inventory cleaned out, but if some guy gets access to your PayPal or credit card info you're in deep pomegranate.
Before doing anything further, go to a reliable computer OTHER than the computer you suspect is infected, go to the Nexon website and CHANGE ALL YOUR INFO. All of it. Your pass, your secret questions, anything that comes to mind. Do this immediately. Once that is done, do not log onto your account from the computer that you are concerned may be infected with a keylogger. Along with changing your Maple info, change all other passwords that you may have typed, and which lead to valuable resources, such as your email account. Once you have done that, you have effectively rendered the hacker, (if he is there,) from accessing your Maple account. After you've done this, use software to detect and eliminate the keylogger, or prove to yourself that it is not around.
I personally wouldn't trust free internet scanners to detect a keylogger. Go to your electronics store, and buy a well-reputed security package, (if you haven't already.) I understand some people may have issues with McAffee or Norton, but I would be willing to bet that their stuff will do more for you than a free online scanner. A business dealing in online security protection stands more to lose if it fails, and they will have much more of a professional staff working for them. If you're paying NX to play Maple, paying some money for reliable security software should be a given; especially since that software will protect things much more important than Maple, such as your PayPal account. It's one thing to get your inventory cleaned out, but if some guy gets access to your PayPal or credit card info you're in deep pomegranate.