Keyloggers?

I've used Keylogger on my kid's system and want to know what's their SN and Password so I can hack in their Yahoo Email, Facebook, and other website that they don't want me to know.

Hee Hee Hee

Catty
 
purplecatty said:
I've used Keylogger on my kid's system and want to know what's their SN and Password so I can hack in their Yahoo Email, Facebook, and other website that they don't want me to know.

Hee Hee Hee

Catty
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Right on, every parent should do this.
 
purplecatty said:
I've used Keylogger on my kid's system and want to know what's their SN and Password so I can hack in their Yahoo Email, Facebook, and other website that they don't want me to know.

Hee Hee Hee

Catty
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find anything that you don't like what you see?
 
PurrMeow said:
Does that affect the computer any problems such as lagging or so?
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yes, It have lagging issue on older system. newer system with more memory such as 2 GB or higher AND faster Processor will show little or no lagging issue. My kids can tell something is running behind the XP on AMD XP 1900 system with 512mb memory. It lags. On AMD64 system with 512mb memory installed, it lags a little less than previous system.

Why it's lagging because the keylogger is taking "snapshots" of active site every 30 seconds and logs keystrokes every time they use keyboard. When the "snapshot" is not being used or turned off, it'lll speed up better while it's logging keystroke movement.

more advanced keylogger such as Spector Pro tend to take up performance to log everything user views and type. I've use Spector Pro trial version and it was interesting that it logged everything and I was able to hack my daughter's Bebo website (similiar to Facebook) by scrolling the logger's keystroke movement (similiar to scrolling text on word processor) to find her screenname and password..

It takes snapshots of website every 30 seconds (you can configure to take snapshot every minutes or longer). I was able to view snapshots of what my kids been viewing or playing on websites. This is why spouse get caught looking porny sites while keylogger take snapshots.

Keylogger have special function to allow you to unlock and open up keylogger with special "code" on keyboard such as hold shift key + hit "G" key 5 times to make it appear. It's configurable to make it very difficult for them to open it up. It remains hidden well except noticable lagging.. No one will know except you who installs it.

Keylogger also have Email alert to your pager or other PC that you set to monitor certain website viewing ect to have it notify you that your spouse or kids been viewing site. So that you can come home or run downstair to catch them off guard.

There are several features of keyloggers that allow you to view what they have been doing on computer.

here's the lists of keylogger softwares that you can purchase.

Keylogging Software reviews and comparison chart

There are some basic keylogger which are free or with a small fees that allow logging keystrokes and few things, can't take snapshots. You'll have to google search it.

Sometime 3rd Party Firewalls or antivirus program like Norton security, Mcaffee ect may detects keylogger and treat it as a trojan virus. You'll have to disable or make exception on the list so it'll won't interfere keylogger abiltiy to log.


Catty
 
Why don't you ask your child if you can look at her emails. I always ask people if I could read their email and they let me :)
 
I've dealt with using keyloggers and removing keyloggers.

Since my desktop is a quad-core computer with 2GB of RAM, it shouldn't have lag issues. ;x

I've used it to monitor a spouse if I suspect something's going on that I really should know about. (And sadly, often enough, I'm proven correct...)

As a sysadmin, it's necessary at some point if you suspect other employees are twiddling around.

Though I'm planning on setting up a router that will monitor EVERYTHING incoming and outgoing. Any chats, IRC, Yahoo, MSN, AIM, etc, gets logged in the router. ;) This router's a custom one, and probably won't have all of that nice, glitzy shit that current routers have.

Personally... I don't like doing it. But I will if I get the sense that something's off.
 
Hmmm

Can someone send one of these programs into your computer? Is there a way to detect that one has been installed?
This sounds like "Big Brother" for real
 
I don't want to use it

Jiro said:
no. but please review your state law's on keylogger before you use it.


yes.


Whoever installed is the "Big Brother"
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It sends chills down my spine. I used to joke that computers were great up until they start looking back at you. I guess that time is here ready willing and able to be abused.
 
detect how?

I should do the same search recommended above -- mac keylogger and will
but am still asking.
 
inspirabull said:
I should do the same search recommended above -- mac keylogger and will
but am still asking.
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some scanner programs like SpyBot, anti-spyware programs, PestPatrol, etc.
 
Keiro said:
I've dealt with using keyloggers and removing keyloggers.

Since my desktop is a quad-core computer with 2GB of RAM, it shouldn't have lag issues. ;x

I've used it to monitor a spouse if I suspect something's going on that I really should know about. (And sadly, often enough, I'm proven correct...)

As a sysadmin, it's necessary at some point if you suspect other employees are twiddling around.

Though I'm planning on setting up a router that will monitor EVERYTHING incoming and outgoing. Any chats, IRC, Yahoo, MSN, AIM, etc, gets logged in the router. ;) This router's a custom one, and probably won't have all of that nice, glitzy shit that current routers have.

Personally... I don't like doing it. But I will if I get the sense that something's off.
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Of course yes, Sys Admin's job are to monitor everything including employee twiddling their thumb. You're the "eye" for CEO, Bosses, Echelons and its Underlings. That's why they rely you to "babysit" employees.

I used to work in Post Office Plant (Mail Processing Plant) as a supervisor, I have always known that Sys Admin are checking everything on every workstation used by supervisors. I've received Email of lists of who's not supposed to install, add, modify the Windows XP under their login SN. My boss did worse than me hee hee. I kept it clean, simple and avoid any website that are not approved by Sys Admin.

Catty
 
purplecatty said:
Of course yes, Sys Admin's job are to monitor everything including employee twiddling their thumb. You're the "eye" for CEO, Bosses, Echelons and its Underlings. That's why they rely you to "babysit" employees.

I used to work in Post Office Plant (Mail Processing Plant) as a supervisor, I have always known that Sys Admin are checking everything on every workstation used by supervisors. I've received Email of lists of who's not supposed to install, add, modify the Windows XP under their login SN. My boss did worse than me hee hee. I kept it clean, simple and avoid any website that are not approved by Sys Admin.

Catty
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Yeah. :/ I've also done setups where every single computer had to check with a server first. If they didn't pass the server's security checks, they were not allowed to connect to the network until it was able to pass the checks.

Corporate-grade, but I'm thinking of implementing the same function on my home network here, as it's annoying to deal with others' issues and discover my static IP here has been blacklisted due to spam from others' computers here. :/

So... probably wise when I move to my next location that I do that first and foremost to prevent that from happening again.
 
You can use ProteMac KeyBag.it's keylogger as well.I use it.It's programm recorder all what happens on computer.It's helps me a lot.
 
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