What you need to know

[rpm]

What you need to know

Computer spyware devices used by the crime syndicates are on open sale to the public

 

[.Froot.]

I remember using keyloggers at school and using the passwords I got to get onto the internet and browse- we weren't allowed to browse for personal reasons, so we improvised. This was a long time ago, however.

 

[antowan]

I remember using keyloggers at school and using the passwords I got to get onto the internet and browse- we weren't allowed to browse for personal reasons, so we improvised. This was a long time ago, however.

The things we do to get Internet....

 

[.Froot.]

The things we do to get Internet....

Yeah well if you wanted "car desktops" and "nvidia drivers" you had to improvise. They really went for us if we downloaded, so they left us no choice.
Some people were even stupid enough to click on the "save my password" checkbox (if you opened IE you'd get a proxy logon box), so sometimes we didn't even have to use keyloggers

 

[antowan]

Yeah well if you wanted "car desktops" and "nvidia drivers" you had to improvise. They really went for us if we downloaded, so they left us no choice.
Some people were even stupid enough to click on the "save my password" checkbox (if you opened IE you'd get a proxy logon box), so sometimes we didn't even have to use keyloggers

LMAO!!!

 

[.Froot.]

Mind you, the administrator did catch a friend (he didn't bust me... whew) using a program known as sub7- this is a VNC-type client-server program but you have access to task manager, desktop (and keyboard/mouse) and other fun things (eject cd-rom, swop RGB, flip screen, etc). Luckily no detention but it was definitely worth it. The kids enver did figure out why their screen didn't work right or their pc suddenly closed up or whatever.
This program has been (ahhh) taken off the web about 2 years ago though.

 

[MidnightWizard]

WayBack Machine

This program has been (ahhh) taken off the web about 2 years ago though.

BUT stored on numerous archives around the World

On the Internet NOTHING ever dies -- it just gets archived


the IMMORTAL one

 

[RichardG]

Anyways on this subject I've read a book you get a software called SC-KEYLOGGERS, I've thought of installing this at the network at work, to track everyone internet banking habbits and stealing their money )))

At least I'll have some money to pay for petrol

 

[.Froot.]

Anyways on this subject I've read a book you get a software called SC-KEYLOGGERS, I've thought of installing this at the network at work, to track everyone internet banking habbits and stealing their money )))

At least I'll have some money to pay for petrol

True, but I haven't been able to find one (in the while I spent looking for it) where you don't have to buy a trial subscription, or from non-viral sites (aka warez, I stay away from those)

 

[RichardG]

True, but I haven't been able to find one (in the while I spent looking for it) where you don't have to buy a trial subscription, or from non-viral sites (aka warez, I stay away from those)

If you want a copy of the keylogger mail me...
But if you get caught, you never seen me or heard of me, I'll give you all the tools. I came across.

 

[Turiko]

And the hardware way:

* Works on all OS
* Is virtually undetectable
* Is more simple compared to a software solution
* Is within the means of an average person with electronics/microcontroller knowledge.

 

[PeterCH]

I remember using keyloggers at school and using the passwords I got to get onto the internet and browse- we weren't allowed to browse for personal reasons, so we improvised. This was a long time ago, however.

I made a keylogger once for school, well not really.

It was a tiny app in the autoexec.bat file right at the end which emulated
the DOS prompt. Except after a random number of commands (it passed to DOS) it would lock the computer. Nasty eh? OK only ran it once or twice
and only got friends with it. It didn't do any keylogging.

This was before the internet or WWW.