processes like Notepad or browser have legit reasons for accessing clipboard in short bursts, typically associated with keyboard and mouse activity. The vast majority of processes have no business accessing clipboard whatsoever. Is there a way to monitor the "process reads clipboard" events in order to identify potential spyware?
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