Found a USB keylogger (that looks very innocent) that connects to ones keyboard via USB. You can get it at Newfrog for a little over $40.00. It says it works with any operating system but I doubt it would work for mac and not really good for laptops I am afraid. Interesting it can even intercept the BIOS password. No standalone software could do that I do not think. • Plug and play, no software required • Compatible with ALL USB keyboards • Undetectable by software • Very easy installation like of ordinary keyboard • Yon don't need to install or learn any additional software, so it save your precious time • Don't need computer's hardware reserve memory/disc and so on, So cpu don't slow down and it don't influence your computer's stability either • Works in any operating system, since it words independently from software. It starts to work as soon as computer start, so it intercepts even BIOS password • Impossible to detect by scanners for detection of monitoring software. • Unauthorised user can't delete the recorded data • Data are entirely safe from intercepting, can't modified by hackers. • Intercept or any modification of recorded information is impossible, and additionally kept data are enciphered. Great for • Ensuring your kids are surfing the web safely • Auditing computer usage of employees • Recording unauthorized system use System Requirements • Any Windows or Linux based PC • Available USB port • Wired or wireless USB Keyboard Install keylogger • Keylogger will connect to computer's USB port form the back of the computer • The second site of device should be connect USB keyboard cable • Keylogger don't need any software or drivers to work Where to Buy Newfrog Save More • You can save 15% off newfrog at checkout using the newfrog15 coupon code
lol walus32 you can tag users as in facebook, i'm pretty sure that Pascal know how use the post rate icons and... you have replayed the post without pressing " Like "
all im interested in is that it can intercept bios password wow! hehehe there are a lot of keylogger around but this one surprise me with its bios capability thanks Mr. Penguin
