If he has indeed full access, there is nothing that can be done except vigilant server-side security. However, that's hard as the client is completely compromised, and the attacker has all the 'keys'. Real security is very hard to reach on client-server systems. Even on non-web applications this is a real concern. However, acceptable security is achievable. the use of 2nth factor security helps a lot.
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