
Did you ever wonder what Mr. X is doing all that time behind his computer in the office? Thought of installing a keylogger but didn’t dare to as it might get detected as spyware? Then you should get a keylogger which plugs in between the keyboard and the computer. As it’s a piece of hardware that only listnens to the traffic from the keyboard it’s undetectable.
Try a hardware keylogger instead of a software keyboard logger! This hardware keyboard recorder is system independent, undetectable for software, and installs in seconds (even with the PC off).
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We present the prototype version of the KeeLogger with full documentation, electrical schematics, and program. Operation of this device is similar to the KeeLogger Pro version, although download is initiated by a special button. Also the DIY keylogger version logs all data on the PS/2 keyboard line, so memory isn’t used as efficiently as in the commercial version.
Ok, a device like that would be nice to buy for a mere $32 - but why not build one yourself?
It’s easier then you think as they will show you over at www.keelog.com.
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October 13th, 2006 at 6:42
I saw that they have USB keylogger as well. Personaly I think it’s good idea couse software loggers are easily trackable - see the list of already blocked apps at symantec page