Keyloggers

[waitman]

Any suggestions, recommendations for a good keylogger. Freeware hopefully.
Thanks.

 

[DannyBoy]

Originally posted by: waitman
Any suggestions, recommendations for a good keylogger. Freeware hopefully.
Thanks.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=keyloggers&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&meta=

 

[waitman]

So which one would YOU SUGGEST OR RECOMMEND?

 

[ProviaFan]

I'm sorry, but 99% of the uses of keyloggers that I know of would be for things that are illegal or unethical. Therefore, I consider this kind of question in the same league as that of asking "how to get around the firewall or proxy so I can browse AnandTech at work" in the Networking forum.

Good luck getting somebody to help you here. :frown:

 

[waitman]

Originally posted by: jliechty
I'm sorry, but 99% of the uses of keyloggers that I know of would be for things that are illegal or unethical. Therefore, I consider this kind of question in the same league as that of asking "how to get around the firewall or proxy so I can browse AnandTech at work" in the Networking forum.

Good luck getting somebody to help you here. :frown:

well, I want this for use on my own personal machine, that only I am supposed to be using, so how does that qualify as illegal or unethical? thanks.

 

[DannyBoy]

Originally posted by: jliechty
I'm sorry, but 99% of the uses of keyloggers that I know of would be for things that are illegal or unethical. Therefore, I consider this kind of question in the same league as that of asking "how to get around the firewall or proxy so I can browse AnandTech at work" in the Networking forum.

Good luck getting somebody to help you here. :frown:

Which is exactly why I refuse to comment, and supplied a google search :disgust:

 

[AnyMal]

Originally posted by: waitman

Originally posted by: jliechty
I'm sorry, but 99% of the uses of keyloggers that I know of would be for things that are illegal or unethical. Therefore, I consider this kind of question in the same league as that of asking "how to get around the firewall or proxy so I can browse AnandTech at work" in the Networking forum.

Good luck getting somebody to help you here. :frown:

well, I want this for use on my own personal machine, that only I am supposed to be using, so how does that qualify as illegal or unethical? thanks.

If you suspect someone using your computer without permission, there are easier ways to circumvent this problem, and everything you need is already at your disposal. Try a BIOS password for starters, no one will be able to boot up your system unless you give them the password.

However, somehow I suspect that was not the reason you asked. Anyhow, good luck searching.