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First hit off google... no idea if its any good though
If you are going to monitor someone's keystrokes without their consent (even if you own the hardware), it is illegal.
So in short, if you are monitoring just your own keystrokes then sure go ahead, if you wish to monitor someone else's keystrokes (on your machine or any other), without them giving you explicit consent, you are breaking the law.
The person being monitored will be fully justified in making a case against you.
What law is being broken? I am not being funny, I really don't know and would like to.
Thanks.
If you want it to be truly hidden you should build a hardware based keystroke logger, bit more effort though.
Why does it need to be hidden if it's for your own use?
Ref:
ACT25 of 2002 [Electronic Communications and Transactions Act]
Chapter XIII 86(1) Subject to the Interception and Monitoring Prohibition Act, 1992 (Act 127 of 1992), a person who intentionally accesses or intercepts any data without authority or permission to do so is guilty of an offence.
The following act could possibly also apply (IANAL) :
ACT70 of 2002 [Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-related information Act]
Argh, ninja delete was not ninja enough. Deleted it since it was not freeware![]()