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hitech_huzefa
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Registered: 23-06-2005
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Key logger
anybody has key logger codes
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07-07-2005 at 04:17 AM |
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hitech_huzefa
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Re: Key logger
it writes keypress in a file.
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08-07-2005 at 03:27 AM |
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hitech_huzefa
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Re: Key logger
Ya i want system wide keylogger can u help me writing codes.
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09-07-2005 at 03:01 AM |
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Goran
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Re: Key logger
Goto Search section in this forum, and type WH_KEYBOARD
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10-07-2005 at 04:30 PM |
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hitech_huzefa
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Re: Key logger
where is the attachment ?
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11-07-2005 at 03:16 AM |
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Mikep
Level: Trainee
Registered: 13-08-2005
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Re: Key logger
You can buy a keylogger here: http://www.spyarsenal.com
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13-08-2005 at 09:08 AM |
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cris
Level: Trainee
Registered: 03-10-2008
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Re: Key logger
quote:
misterxed wrote:
hi there,
could u please be specific? Do u need a system-wide keylogger? Like whatever key is pressed in any window, it should b logged, or do u need a simple keylogger, that could log keys pressed within ur software?
The logger for ur application can b easy, just write the following code:
Private sub Form_Load()
Open "Abc.txt" For output as #1
End sub
Private sub Form_KeyPress(KeyAscii as integer)
Write #1, CHR$(KeyAscii)
End sub
sub Form_Unload()
Close #1
End sub
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For the other type of keylogger, u'll have to learn how to create system wide hooks.. lemme know if u're in trouble with those....
Bye
Happy coding!
Hi I want to create a keylogger that will log a keystroke from a specific program goint to excell.
is it possible? Please help
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03-10-2008 at 05:59 AM |
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cris
Level: Trainee
Registered: 03-10-2008
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Re: Key logger
quote:
misterxed wrote:
Hi & welcome to AndreaVB, Cris!
Altho I've been out of the VB world for a very long time now, but I think I could guide you a teeny bit on this issue.
Download the above attachment, and try it. It'll capture all the keyboard events, then u can filter out the keys that are relevant to ur application - probably the easiest way would be to find out the HWnd (Handle) of ur application, and then setting a filter in the syshook program to show only the keys sent to the HWnd that u want...
Try playing with these things, but u might at times get ur PC stuck cuz windows usually doesnt like the idea of playing with System wide hooks, so its gonna fight back  .
Hope this helps a teeny bit...
Regards
Thank you misterxed,
Okay I wwill try on it, but I am just a beginner, anyway is it working in VB 2005? And is it possible to put the output in excell?
Thank you again.
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07-10-2008 at 02:26 AM |
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cris
Level: Trainee
Registered: 03-10-2008
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Re: Key logger
quote:
misterxed wrote:
Hi & welcome to AndreaVB, Cris!
Altho I've been out of the VB world for a very long time now, but I think I could guide you a teeny bit on this issue.
Download the above attachment, and try it. It'll capture all the keyboard events, then u can filter out the keys that are relevant to ur application - probably the easiest way would be to find out the HWnd (Handle) of ur application, and then setting a filter in the syshook program to show only the keys sent to the HWnd that u want...
Try playing with these things, but u might at times get ur PC stuck cuz windows usually doesnt like the idea of playing with System wide hooks, so its gonna fight back .
Hope this helps a teeny bit...
Regards
Thank you misterxed,
Okay I wwill try on it, but I am just a beginner, anyway is it working in VB 2005? And is it possible to put the output in excell?
Thank you again.
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07-10-2008 at 02:27 AM |
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cris
Level: Trainee
Registered: 03-10-2008
Posts: 3
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Re: Key logger
quote:
misterxed wrote:
Hi & welcome to AndreaVB, Cris!
Altho I've been out of the VB world for a very long time now, but I think I could guide you a teeny bit on this issue.
Download the above attachment, and try it. It'll capture all the keyboard events, then u can filter out the keys that are relevant to ur application - probably the easiest way would be to find out the HWnd (Handle) of ur application, and then setting a filter in the syshook program to show only the keys sent to the HWnd that u want...
Try playing with these things, but u might at times get ur PC stuck cuz windows usually doesnt like the idea of playing with System wide hooks, so its gonna fight back .
Hope this helps a teeny bit...
Regards
Thank you misterxed,
Okay I wwill try on it, but I am just a beginner, anyway is it working in VB 2005? And is it possible to put the output in excell?
Thank you again.
Sorry for the double post, I can't delete this I can only edit.
Anyway is it possible to use the macro? since I want to put the data in excell.
Thank you again.
[Edited by cris on 07-10-2008 at 02:45 AM GMT]
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07-10-2008 at 02:27 AM |
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SysHookDll.zip
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