Collaborate Disseminate
Is there any way to tell whether a Windows 10/11 computer has a keylogger running without the user knowing?
Continue reading Is there any way to tell if you have a keylogger infected on your computer?
Objective
I’ve come into possession of some data that I’d like to protect. If an attacker destroys or corrupts my data, I can tolerate that; Plenty of backups exist. But I can’t tolerate an outsider reading the data.
My hypothetical attack… Continue reading How vulnerable is my Veracrypt-protected data to key logging attack via Windows?
I have just recently started studying cybersecurity, although I haven’t made my own tool yet, nor understand how to use any other tool, I just decided to learn the whole theory before diving into real action.
I think worms are one of the m… Continue reading Can a keylogger actually work as a worm? [closed]
An owner of a company asked me to create and install a keylogger on all of his worker’s laptops (the laptops are given by the owner to the workers and under company policy they should be only used for work). I asked him "Will they kno… Continue reading Risks to developer for coding an employee keylogger for a business [closed]
Cybercriminals attack government, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, agricultural and commercial companies by slipping a cryptominer, keylogger, and backdoor into their systems. Continue reading Money-making scripts attack organizations
I would like to ask, if Firejails on Linux, protects when clicking a malicious link in the browser e.g. from downloading a keylogger or a trojan.
Continue reading Can Firejails protect against malicious links?
I am developing software for my client.
The software is a game controller configuration and enhancement software that runs on Windows machines.
I needed a feature to map keyboard keypresses to controller buttons. I found that Windows has a… Continue reading Using low level keyboard windows hook to read key presses & still being ‘trusted’ [migrated]
I can think of multiple ways to surveil a logged out computer with temporary physical access. The first is installing a hardware keylogger which would enable one to get all the keystrokes from it; however, hardware keyloggers on laptops ar… Continue reading Surreptitiously surveil a logged out laptop AD workstation’s keyboard with temporary physical access?
Consider a home user who runs Linux on a laptop with full-disk encryption and uses a cloud-based password manager. Assume the laptop is firewall-protected with no SSH access. It seems reasonable to reuse the same passphrase for the OS user… Continue reading What are the risks of reusing the same passphrase for FDE, user account, and password manager?
I won’t beat around the bush: I’m considering entering a competition and I’m looking for ways to install a physical keylogger inside the built-in keyboard of a laptop. I’d go with reading radiation, but those devices aren’t exactly easily … Continue reading How would I install an inline keylogger?