Keystroke Recorder

Is the any prog out there that logs all keystrokes made?

#453107

I think they call that spyware...

Google "keyloggers"

They are illegal to install on any computer other than your own, so use wisely.

#453114

I'd caution you to use these wisely. I honestly don't see a valid point for using them. If you want to protect your family, get an internet security package. If you want to find out your boss' password, ask him. Just watch out. That's all I'm going to say.

http://www.actualkeylogger.com/

http://www.keyloggerking.com/free-keylogger.html

(By the way: that last link cites a whole whack of reasons to use a keylogger, all of which are BS)

#453122

its just a ploy to fool the other users on my personal computer,

thanks for the links

#453124

Uhh... fool, or spy on, the other users? Ah well. It's your funeral.

#453126

Actually, I believe its illegal to use a keylogging program without a user's permission, even if it's your own computer. Basically, all users have to be notified that their actions are being monitored.

Just warning you before you get slammed with a lawsuit ;)

#453159

I use a keylogger while working on dev projects. that way all my code is saved and uploaded to a remote server, just incase I have trouble with my pc, or hd crashes. Got to be careful though, some keyloggers are known for actuall sending the data off to the creators...so you could be sending your passwords and accounts info to some stranger for criminal uses.....blazing tools perfect keylogger is what I use...its nice.

#453160

Its just me on my personal (only user) tracking things i acidently delete and a certain someone who visits my computer ~bi-weekly

its not other family members, co-workers, school, ect, ect,

#453161

Actually, I believe its illegal to use a keylogging program without a user's permission, even if it's your own computer. Basically, all users have to be notified that their actions are being monitored.

Just warning you before you get slammed with a lawsuit ;)

That is the most untrue statement on the planet.

Anyone using YOUR personal computer has NO expectation of privacy.

That has already been settled in the court system years ago.

And corporate entities can use keyloggers as well for systems that are supposed to be used for business purposes only. They must be notified, but the user's permission is not required.

#453197

That is true RJ I learned about that on a manager ceminar that i attended.

#453317

Hey man, I'd definitely use ActualKeylogger. I did a few years ago exactly what you plan to do, and found out that my brother was FRICKIN LOOKING UP PR0N5 ON MY COMPUTER when I was away. I started locking my computer real quick.

#453338

i posted a similiar question awhile ago... i didnt get much help at that time either...

Im also aware that its illegal and we cant do this etc...

however, the question was if there is a good, safe keylogger that doesnt send info anywhere?

there are so many talented people here, im surprised nobody could create a small safe prog for this

#453347

That is the most untrue statement on the planet.

Anyone using YOUR personal computer has NO expectation of privacy.

That has already been settled in the court system years ago.

And corporate entities can use keyloggers as well for systems that are supposed to be used for business purposes only. They must be notified, but the user's permission is not required.

Hence the reason I put "I believe"

#453397

Hey man, I'd definitely use ActualKeylogger. I did a few years ago exactly what you plan to do, and found out that my brother was FRICKIN LOOKING UP PR0N5 ON MY COMPUTER when I was away. I started locking my computer real quick.

lmfao! I don't know why but I never thought about that! Being a jerm-a-fob you got me extreamly worried now.

#453422