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Angelis666
Amarr
The Knights Of Camelot
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Posted - 2007.01.08 22:06:00 -
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This is a werid request and a dangerous one to. But can someone give me a link to a place where i can download a keylogger that has NO internet access at all? I have a hunch my parents have been looking through my computer. I know the ovbious thing is change the password but that leaves me wondering,
Angelis666,
P.S: Please no scammers and the likes if you want my eve account just send me a nice little eve mail so i can pod you.
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ninjaholic
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Posted - 2007.01.11 12:59:00 -
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Edited by: ninjaholic on 11/01/2007 12:56:26
Man that's a dangerous request.
There's probably no keylogger that doesn't use the internet to send periodic screenshots and keylodded info, via it's own SMTP server.
My recommendation?
Google it here
Search the words "Key logger" and "keylogger".
Be careful of trojans!
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Dark Shikari
Caldari
Imperium Technologies
Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2007.01.11 20:17:00 -
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There are many professional keyloggers that are free or cost money--they're real programs, not hacker tools, and are often used by corporations. Check one of them out.
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j0sephine
Caldari
Reikoku
Band of Brothers
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Posted - 2007.01.12 01:39:00 -
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"I have a hunch my parents have been looking through my computer. I know the ovbious thing is change the password but that leaves me wondering,"
You don't need keylogger for that. Control Panel -> Performance and maintenance -> Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer ... then check the times of registered events vs the time you weren't using your computer yourself.
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Crag Heyder
Gallente
Icosothron Industries
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Posted - 2007.01.12 15:10:00 -
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I would suggest that if you have a concern about your parents searching your computer, you may want to simply stop any activities at which you feel your parents would disapprove if they were to find out what those activities are, by searching your computer.
Your parents have not only a responsibility to you to protect you from your lack of good judgment, but in fact, a moral obligation, that if they were to find out that you have been for example, conversing with 'internet friends' of dubious character, i.e. on chat rooms, youtube or myspace, whichever the case may be, to report those people to any concerned authorities.
Your request for a key logger to determine if your parents are 'spying' on you, leads me to think that perhaps, your parents should not allow you internet access in the first place.
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EffBee Primus
Caldari
DCS Ltd
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Posted - 2007.01.14 21:23:00 -
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Edited by: EffBee Primus on 14/01/2007 21:24:38
 Originally by: Angelis666
This is a werid request and a dangerous one to. But can someone give me a link to a place where i can download a keylogger that has NO internet access at all? I have a hunch my parents have been looking through my computer. I know the ovbious thing is change the password but that leaves me wondering,
Angelis666,
P.S: Please no scammers and the likes if you want my eve account just send me a nice little eve mail so i can pod you.
If you are running XP or 2000 go to the Event Viewer Logs under "Manage" under "My Computer". The "application" event logs may not mean much to the average person but they follow a set pattern every time the PC is booted. Unless of course your parents are Very Very good at IT.
Edit: Actually, I should be ashamed of myself telling you that - I'm 49 with two teenagers of my own. I have to admit I sometimes poke around on their machines to see what they are up to. Best possible intentions of course. I've never challenged them about anything. It is in same category as watching a three year old toddler running around a duck pond in a park. You want them to have fun but want to protect them from danger. My 18 year old is at work now and is of an age where he is should be the master of his own destiny - I tend these days to let him get on with his life with little overt interference.
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