A secure online transaction includes three main aspects: 1. Server-side: security is well understood and system administrators generally guard their server-side security very well, reducing the risk of hacking attempts on the server. 2. Transmission: security is also well understood with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) providing strong encryption between the client and server. 3. Client-side: security, although well understood, is generally neglected by end-users who are not sufficiently motivated to take action against hacking attempts, or do not have the skills or knowledge to implement proper security measures or take precautions. SafeInput Control is focus on Client-side and Transmission protections. How does it work? SafeInput Control does not affect the normal use of site and it can be deployed to any input field when that particular input field calls for information protection. SafeInput Control can be easily deployed into any input field/area (e.g. password) on a website. Data entered by users in the field is secured by SafeInput Control, which can prevent over 99% of keyloggers, Trojans, viruses, worms from stealing users' critical information. SafeInput Control will then encrypt and transmit the received data to Server-side, on which the data is decrypted.