HOW KEYLOGGER WORKS
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How Keyloggers Work
The way keyloggers work varies enormously. However, there are two main types of keyloggers.External Keyloggers (hardware):
They can be connected directly to the keyboard's cable. The spy does not need actual access to the computer nor to turn it on, he just needs to be physically there. Anyone with access to your computer may install such devices secretly and it's very hard to notice them. The main downside is that the spy can be caught if anyone finds out, for he needs to be physically there to both install and retrieve the keylogger. However, if successfully installed, this keylogger won't be detected by any antivirus your computer may have. It will log every single keystroke and save it to its enormous database where everything you type, including passwords and credit card numbers shall be later viewed.Internal Keyloggers (software):
The most common type of keyloggers. If anyone has physical access to your computer, then it's a "piece of cake" to install a keylogger with a CD. That's the easier way, for if he is knowledgeable, he can also disable a given antivirus for that keylogger . Remote keylogging is very popular despite the numerous anti-virus programs out there that block them. There are many programs that do not only send you a report of the keystrokes, but they do it in real-time. A spy can see exactly what his victim is typing as he or she is doing it. More advanced keyloggers such as SubSeven may go as far as being able to turn on a person's microphone, control his or her mouse and even shut down the computer - just as if the spy were the one in front of it.Remote Keylogger - Monitor ANY computer through the Internet!
RealTime Spy offers users the ability to remotely monitor a computer via a web browser, without even having physical access to the PC. It will allows you to remotely install the monitoring system through an email attachment without the PC user recognizing the installation! And you can access the activity logs from anywhere via you favorite web browser!
No remembering long IP addresses or directly connecting to the remote PC - all you need to do is point your browser to the Remote Keylogger website to view logs of any machines you deploy Remote Keylogger on! All logs are password protected and securely stored for your eyes only - and no worrying about waiting for the remote machine to sign-on to retrieve its IP address to monitor it.
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How Remote Keylogger works
- Remote Keylogger comes with a configuration program that allows you to create a remote install module that you e-mail to the remote PC you wish to monitor. You must attach this file you create to an email, and then send it to the remote PC. From there the user must download and run the attached file to install Remote Keylogger. You can choose to enable or disable the 'alert user' option that Remote Keylogger has. Once the user runs the file, their activities will be stored on our servers, so you can view them from any location - securely, of course. To aid the install process, you can give any name to the install module you create - such as CoolPictures.exe or FunGame.exe (it must always end with the .exe extension to run).
- Some e-mail systems may block executable attachments - do not worry, however, as this can be avoided. To bypass executable blocking by the remote e-mail server, you can drag and drop the Remote Spy module into a WORDPAD or Microsoft Works document. From there you can email this doc file with the embedded executable to the remote user - if they open the doc, and double click the executable - then Remote Keylogger will be installed. Zipping the file with software like Winzip also works.
- If the remote user does not download the Remote Keylogger module and run it, then the software will not work - you will have to physically install the software. We are not responsible for getting the user to execute the logging module that you send them, nor will refunds be granted if they refuse to run it - as you can still physically install the software.
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