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| Thread ID: 94904 | 2008-11-16 23:09:00 | Keylogger | Mafioso (14326) | Press F1 |
| Post ID | Timestamp | Content | User | ||
| 720713 | 2008-11-16 23:56:00 | While i admire your determination, I really dont think your going to get anywhere asking that sort of question here. | kersonan (13264) | ||
| 720714 | 2008-11-17 01:39:00 | If you're really desperate you could use this: www.spectorsoft.com It's quite expensive, but it has everything you want, including stealth mode. I don't know of any freeware alternatives. | samnorr (13776) | ||
| 720715 | 2008-11-17 02:02:00 | Any half descent antivirus or antispyware program will detect keyloggers because it spying on the person. This question does sound a bit "fishy" though. |
wainuitech (129) | ||
| 720716 | 2008-11-17 02:09:00 | I don't know why everyone else is so opposed to giving help with these types of questions. There is nothing wrong with monitoring a person's computer activities in certain circumstances, like checking on your young child's chat and email conversations, or making sure they're not viewing disturbing content on the web. I just saw an episode of Dr Phil today about this very issue. If your child comes across a porn site on the internet, they're not going to willingly sit down and tell you about it, it's up to you as a parent to monitor their web activities so you can intervene before it's too late. If more parents did that, than there would be less disturbed young people turning into murderers and rapists. The minds of young children can so easily be twisted by modern society, and it's up to the parents to ensure that they remain safe. And if that means using keylogging or monitoring software, so be it. |
samnorr (13776) | ||
| 720717 | 2008-11-17 02:14:00 | I don't know why everyone else is so opposed to giving help with this problem. Does the question in #3 sound legit btw how do u make it so that u make a site and its a keylogger Yes keyloggers can have their place, but with questions like the one above -- Narrrrrr |
wainuitech (129) | ||
| 720718 | 2008-11-17 02:26:00 | Does the question in #3 sound legit Yes keyloggers can have their place, but with questions like the one above -- Narrrrrr Perhaps that's true (it does sound a bit fishy, but perhaps it's just because of the type of shorthand messy spelling it's written in), but this isn't the only keylogger question that has had everyone refusing to give any help. For example, take this one that I asked a while back: pressf1.pcworld.co.nz |
samnorr (13776) | ||
| 720719 | 2008-11-17 02:49:00 | I don't know why everyone else is so opposed to giving help with these types of questions. There is nothing wrong with monitoring a person's computer activities in certain circumstances, like checking on your young child's chat and email conversations, or making sure they're not viewing disturbing content on the web. I just saw an episode of Dr Phil today about this very issue. If your child comes across a porn site on the internet, they're not going to willingly sit down and tell you about it, it's up to you as a parent to monitor their web activities so you can intervene before it's too late. If more parents did that, than there would be less disturbed young people turning into murderers and rapists. The minds of young children can so easily be twisted by modern society, and it's up to the parents to ensure that they remain safe. And if that means using keylogging or monitoring software, so be it. What I would do is to put the computer in a corner of the lounge so that the screen is facing you,so while you are watching tv you can see what is on the computer screen at the same time - multi tasking your looking after the kids and your watching your tv at the same time,now thats pretty cool even if I say so myself!!!:clap Ps.make sure the computer has headphones so the kids can listen to music,play games without disturbing you while you are looking after them and watching tv at the same time because you need to be able to concentrate when muti tasking....watching tv!!!:banana But really you can walk past them,having a quick look at the screen without them knowing,offer them a drink/somthing to eat,and when its time for them to go to bed you know they are still not on the computer as it's in the lounge and your in there watching tv!!!:) Plus you can get a programe called Net Nanny as well to look after your kids while they are on the internet.:) |
memphis (2869) | ||
| 720720 | 2008-11-17 03:12:00 | One question: Once the keylogger has saved the text to a file, how do you expect to get the text file? Are you wanting it emailed to you, or do you have physical access to the computer so you'll be able to read it? |
utopian201 (6245) | ||
| 720721 | 2008-11-17 03:18:00 | I don't know why everyone else is so opposed to giving help with these types of questions . Because they are 99% of the time asked by children who have nefarious intentions . And any parent concerned about their kids internet browsing should: A)Talk to them about it B)HAve the PC in a fmaily room and watch their kids . Not install malware . |
pctek (84) | ||
| 720722 | 2008-11-17 05:53:00 | One reason I refused to put wireless into our house was step son has a wireless capable laptop we have wired access in one room only, our home office so he has to sit in their with us, also means we get some family time as well | gary67 (56) | ||
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