I am experimenting with layouts and ergonomics on my custom Pteron build. These days I am experimenting with home row mods which I really like but some of the shortcuts I press are too fast even for 150ms tapping term.
To overcome this problem I would like to add some heuristics to QMK code to automatically decide whether a key press was tap or hold. For example f+tab would be alt+tab even if I press it within 150ms.
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I want to make a keylogger in Python that listens to the keyboard and at the same time listens to the mouse (simultaneously), the problem is that no matter what I try to do ,separately each of them works well but together it just does not work for me.
The only thing that hasn't been done before here is _showing what's happening on the screen_. That seems like an added complication, but something that can help is not having an edit function. This is an accepted writers technique. This crippling non-features forces the writer to edit later in a more efficient workflow. It's not for everyone but similar devices are being sold without arrow keys. I suggest if there is to be an edit function to instead use the backspace key should delete the previous word and to have no more editorial function than that.
2) If we wanted to use a bluetooth keyboard for INPUT ( -arduino-robot-bluetooth-keyboard/ ) - could we also connect to something with bluetooth to OUTPUT as a keyboard at the same time? I think that's possible with BT4?
I used node for 1 year, but only for writing server applications. I am now interested in making an application that's usually written in a language like C or C++, so I am not sure if it's possible, for example, to write a keylogger or simillar applications using JavaScript and Node.js?
Low and slow can lead to a ton of great information, if you have the patience and discipline. One tool you can use for low and slow information gathering is the keystroke logger script with Meterpreter. This tool is very well designed, allowing you to capture all keyboard input from the system, without writing anything to disk, leaving a minimal forensic footprint for investigators to later follow up on. Perfect for getting passwords, user accounts, and all sorts of other valuable information.
Because of the potential for misuse the subject of keyloggers is indeed somewhat of a taboo on this forum. However I too have found it useful to have a backup of recently typed text. The link in my signature is to my site, on which you will find an application called Key Catcher. It does not entirely meet your preferences but it is written in AHk and the source is included so you can modify it to your hearts content. The main advantage of key Catcher is that it attempts to record whole sentences at a time, rather than individual characters. It really makes it easier to read the log file. :?
Please take note of the usage agreement. Do not misuse it! :twisted:
Thanks again, works like a charm and the code is very clean. The idea of only storing sentences is awesome.
I added the current window name and removed all the hotkeys because I don't need such key presses to be logged. Same with the mouse logger.
I also tried to add comma to the matchlist but failed (despite trying , or ,, or ,,, or even ,,,, after reading the help for input). Any idea? I added it to the endkeys as a workaround.
By the way, there's a way to simplify the parsing of the endkey-names:
stringtrimleft, key, errorlevel, 7key={%key%}
I also failed at adding a hotkey for toggling pausing of the script but it's not very important because it can be done via the try icon.
Ultimately, my plan is to turn the key-logger into a universal command-execution tool: Once all input is registered, it should be easy to look for keywords and execute commands in response (e.g., want to be able to type some search query and then the keyword for "google", to jump from any window to the browser...etc). But I don't have time to implement that at the moment.
Maybe, it would also be smart to implement some sort of parsing of the input text to take corrections made with backspace into account...i've realised that I get most of what I write wrong the first time!
Anyway, thanks again for providing the code.
Since the original request was for an "efficient" keylogger... Well, not sure I should post these, but what the hey. Look, I am no hacker, but I like a good challenge and one day I challenged myself to make the shortest keylogger possible.So, I have pasted it below. BTW I also do use "spyware" on employee computers. All employees are notified that their computers have monitoring software for the purpose of diagnosing problems and preventing misuse. So, no one is spyed on secretly. They know that the office computers are monitored.
This topic has been a great help to me. When I was looking around for keyloggers I kept running into child monitoring software, malware, and a general opinion that there isn't any reputable use for a keylogger.
I was wondering, would such a thing be possible to make with an arduino? Getting an attiny85v is around half the cost of the PIC and would be easier to program (considering I am much more familiar with arduino code than my total inexperience with PIC, and needing a programmer) , as well as adding the possibility to log to an SD card.
Although not written with the arduino-IDE in mind, if you google "VUSB Arduino" you'll see that it is possible to combine 'm.
Don't know how hard it may be to use the Arduino IDE + VUSB + Attiny, though.
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I am new in programming and i know C C++ and Java OOP language.
Now i want to develop e android keylogger. For that what actually need to do and how i can start developing this. Please help me to come out.
So I recently bought the mac bundle from StackSocial that gave a bunch of really nice apps etc, well one of them was Elite Keylogger Pro. I have never used one but I write alot and I have read that a lot of people use them to keep backups of their stuff. So I decided to install it and when prompted Invisible or Visible, I thought (apparently inccorect haha) that having it be invisible would be cool so I clicked that. I entered a password two times slowly as to make sure I got it right, which I did (this password was also written down), and then another screen came up with "type the secret word unhide to unhide to program, try this now" as I tried to practice everything went away and now I am at a loss as to how to get it back. If I try to install over it, it says I have Elite Keylogger Pro 1.2 installed and I must enter a password to open it. Apparently my password doesn't work, I have even tried typing the password slightly wrong as if I hit the wrong key next to the one I wanted ETC. I have contacted support however they just told me to restart my computer........... so no help (I had already tried this first). Does anyone here know how I can find these files manually, or what they might be called? I really dont want to have to use a Time Machine backup to install everything back.
We double-checked our support mailbox and do not seem to find any problematic replies that you mentioned above. You definitely should just email us (support@widestep.com), and we will gladly help you out with Elite Keylogger for Mac. Please note that the default secret word for Elite Keylogger is "unhide", the password that you chose is used to get into Elite Keylogger to review the recorded logs, and is the second level of protection. You do not unhide Elite Keylogger with your password.
Here at Maltronics we believe in making tech as accessible and as fun as possible, so we couldn't resist looking into how you yourself can make your very own WiFi KeyLogger with a few development boards many DIY enthusiasts will already have lying around. It's super simple, no real coding experience needed, just a little patience!
This is a great little project made by SpaceHuhn. It's just a proof of concept, so there will be no further development unless someone forks and adds their own flair. It also is only confirmed to work with US English keyboards, other keyboard layouts will need custom libraries to handle the different keyboard mappings.
What I like about people is that they have already done everything you can think of. Having read your article, I thought it would be great if not only on Linux there was such a thing, but also on Windows. And here. I come across Refog. A fairly good keylogger, you can look at the link:
Prerequisites: Python Programming Language
The package pynput.keyboard contains classes for controlling and monitoring the keyboard. pynput is the library of Python that can be used to capture keyboard inputs there the coolest use of this can lie in making keyloggers. The code for the keylogger is given below.
A keylogger or keystroke logger/keyboard capturing is a form of malware or hardware that keeps track of and records your keystrokes as you type. It takes the information and sends it to a hacker using a command-and-control (C&C) server. The hacker then analyzes the keystrokes to locate usernames and passwords and uses them to hack into otherwise secure systems.
A software keylogger is a form of malware that infects your device and, if programmed to do so, can spread to other devices the computer comes in contact with. While a hardware keylogger cannot spread from one device to another, like a software keylogger, it transmits information to the hacker or hacking organization, which they will then use to compromise your computer, network, or anything else that requires authentication to access.
A software keylogger is put on a computer when the user downloads an infected application. Once installed, the keylogger monitors the keystrokes on the operating system you are using, checking the paths each keystroke goes through. In this way, a software keylogger can keep track of your keystrokes and record each one. 0852c4b9a8