Sensitive business information stored on a computer is vulnerable, especially when a keystroke logger program is involved. Once it's installed, a keystroke logger maintains a record of every key typed ...

A program or hardware device that captures every key depression on the computer. Also known as "Keystroke Cops," they are used to monitor an employee's activities by recording every keystroke the user ...

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COMMENTARY--What if every keystroke you typed was recorded? Programs that do this have existed for years, and are often traded on shadowy Web sites. Alone, they are mere curiosities, but when coupled ...

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A research team from the Georgia Institute of Technology says it has discovered a keyboard keylogger attack that can be done through a compromised Apple iPhone. The attack relies on exploiting the ...

Microsoft Corp.’s Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) browser includes a keystroke-logging search suggestion tool similar to the one that Google Inc. modified Monday after coming under fire from consumers.

For security reasons, I'd really like to run an OSX keystroke logger on my Powermac (as I suspect that my machine is being used for mischief while I'm out of the office). Unfortunately I cannot lock ...

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) browser includes a keystroke-logging search suggestion tool similar to the one that Google Inc. modified Monday after coming under fire from consumers. Unlike ...

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Kansas University (KU) officials have expelled a student for installing a hardware keylogger and using the data acquired from the device to hack into the school's grading system and change his grades.

Oops! We all make mistakes at some point, but I don’t want to hear oops when it comes to keyloggers that are “accidentally” preinstalled on computers ...