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Keylogger recommendations

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Can anyone recommend a good key logger for Windows XP? I have a 14 yr old child who's been acting odd for the last few months. I believe he is up to something. He won't talk and I am getting worried.

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Re: Keylogger recommendations

Let me help you out here buddy you want a external(meaning USB)Its about 1 inch long and it hides on the back of the computer.

The other option is a software you can by plenty of these at COMP USA
http://www.cutespy.com/hacker-pc-internet-spy/


Internet Conversation Logging [screenshot] - Log both sides of all chat conversations for AOL/ICQ/MSN/AIM Instant Messengers, and view them in real time, as they are happening!
Window Activity Logging [screenshot] - Capture information on every window interacted with.
Application Activity Logging [screenshot] - Track every application/executable that was executed and interacted with.
Clipboard Activity Logging [screenshot] - Capture every text and image item that was csent to the clipboard on the remote machine.
Keystroke Monitoring [screenshot] - Track all keystrokes pressed [including hidden system keys!] and which windows they were pressed in. Keystrokes can also be passed through a formatter for easy viewing/exporting.
Websites Activity Logging [screenshot] - Log all websites that were accessed on the remote machine.

We just had a debate over here about this
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...591#post683591
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