Dayan2k8
July 6th, 2008, 10:47 AM
Is it possible to create a keylogger in C#.NET?
If yes, please send me link to a tutorial to create a small keylogger.
If yes, please send me link to a tutorial to create a small keylogger.
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dglienna
July 6th, 2008, 11:42 AM
You are not allowed to discuss such things on this forum. Read the AUP at the bottom of every page!
Dayan2k8
July 7th, 2008, 08:37 AM
You are not allowed to discuss such things on this forum. Read the AUP at the bottom of every page!
Why am I not allowed to ask a question like that?
It's for education purposes and to be used within my home.
Why am I not allowed to ask a question like that?
It's for education purposes and to be used within my home.
TheCPUWizard
July 7th, 2008, 08:48 AM
Why am I not allowed to ask a question like that?
It's for education purposes and to be used within my home.
Obviously you did not bother to read the AUP (Authorized Use Policy) as suggested.
To put it simply, it does not matter what you want to use it for. What does matter is how the information could be used by some other person who reads the post at any time in the future.
If the "technology" can potentially be used for immoral or illegal purposes (again, completely regardless of YOUR stated intent), then it is a violation to post such information.
It's for education purposes and to be used within my home.
Obviously you did not bother to read the AUP (Authorized Use Policy) as suggested.
To put it simply, it does not matter what you want to use it for. What does matter is how the information could be used by some other person who reads the post at any time in the future.
If the "technology" can potentially be used for immoral or illegal purposes (again, completely regardless of YOUR stated intent), then it is a violation to post such information.
MadHatter
July 7th, 2008, 10:11 AM
I've seen new used for immoral purposes.
mwpeck
July 7th, 2008, 01:54 PM
Possible? Yes, will you be told how to do it? Most likely not.
Instead think of some practical uses, like a game (a typing game or something) that needs to be able to capture keypresses, to compare them to the text the person is suppose to type. Certainly creating a keylogger is possible, otherwise keyloggers wouldnt exist, the key to finding out how is being smart about how you ask the question, and using google.....if you really want to learn something like this for educational purposes, it wont be very hard to find.
Instead think of some practical uses, like a game (a typing game or something) that needs to be able to capture keypresses, to compare them to the text the person is suppose to type. Certainly creating a keylogger is possible, otherwise keyloggers wouldnt exist, the key to finding out how is being smart about how you ask the question, and using google.....if you really want to learn something like this for educational purposes, it wont be very hard to find.
torrud
July 8th, 2008, 08:49 AM
Instead think of some practical uses, like a game (a typing game or something) that needs to be able to capture keypresses, to compare them to the text the person is suppose to type.
That is a different behavior and not called a keylogger. It is really simple to catch a keypressed event inside of an application and to handle it. It is a serious procedure.
A keylogger means a program that catch all pressed keys independant from what application it comes on one system. And this can be a harmful behavior for the computer user and therefore it will not be discussed on this forum.
That is a different behavior and not called a keylogger. It is really simple to catch a keypressed event inside of an application and to handle it. It is a serious procedure.
A keylogger means a program that catch all pressed keys independant from what application it comes on one system. And this can be a harmful behavior for the computer user and therefore it will not be discussed on this forum.
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