> its a standard application, but I do understand your point. if you
> "insist", you can install the App on a U3 disc format. this way it
> will run from the USB without the need to reinstall it.
>
Then how would you connect to a Linux machine?
> as for the app:
> - http://www.download3k.com/In
> This one runs in kernel space and plants itself beneath the keyboard
> driver, so it can capture everything and is almost undetectable.
And Windows will run that as a "portable app", ie, no installation
required? A malicious entity can just run that on any public computer
and collect info?
> Th
> I can write a Windows key logger in about half an hour, and I don't think
> you would need admin in order to run it (making it run in other people's
> session is another matter).
>
I see. Coming from the Linux world, I just figured that if it was
doable then someone had already made such a tool
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Try this:
http://amecisco.com/iks2000.htm
It's a limited demo version, but enough to give you an idea.
Thanks, Shahar. It seems that this is something that the computer
admin must install, not a "portable app" or something similar. So, so
long as I trust the admin (for
> Try this:
> http://amecisco.com/iks2000.htm
> It's a limited demo version, but enough to give you an idea.
>
Thanks, Shahar. It seems that this is something that the computer
admin must install, not a "portable app" or something similar. So, so
long as I trust the admin (for instance, at the Tec
On Saturday 25 April 2009, 13:11, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Really? Should I be worried? For that matter, do you have the address
> of some keylogging software that I could play with in a virtual
> Windows machine? I have googled just now, but I cannot find anything
> that doesn't cost money. I will be
> Easy,
> 1. connect the USB
> 2. Run the TrueCrypt (http://www.truecrypt.org/)
This is the problematic step. If you came to my computer with your USB
key and asked to install a program so that you could use your key, I
would not let you. Nor could you use it at a public facility such as a
library
