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This keylogger will provide you with access to keystokes, as well as screenshots of your user. This product emails the keystrokes in a readable format with logging data.
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Creative Commons Attribution LicenseFollow Key Logger MAX
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Very non-intuitive interface, and no ability to configure options other than an email address, password, and, "Detect Porn", whatever that is. There an "Open" button which opens the log folder (that folder is not configurable), a "Hide" button, and an "Activate" button. That's it. Hmmm. That email address.... Is that the SENDING email account or is that the RECEIVING email account? Dunno. I installed it, configured it (as best I could guess) and told it to "Activate", and it immediately started generating JPEGs at the rate of about 1 per second. The file size of each one was a bit over 300 kb, so you can do the math on what that would do to your hard drive! While it merrily generated JPEGs, I opened Notepad and did some typing as a test. When I closed Notepad, the keylogger crashed. Uninstall time! UPDATE: Oooops! Can't find any way to uninstall it. It doesn't show up in the list of installed programs. Install this at your own risk!