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[Chippiewill]

It's logging each keystroke and adding them together


THEREFORE: KEYLOGGER!

[efq]

It's logging each keystroke and adding them together


THEREFORE: KEYLOGGER!

You really are something.

Ok, close your eyes and tap randomly your keys and count how many times you pressed a key down. Now remember what character keys you hit.

Thats it, if its a keylogger why don't you scan it or hex and have a look.

[Chippiewill]

A keylogger doesn't need to log which keys, just some aspect of the keystrokes. Such as when or how many.

[Dentafrice]

A keylogger doesn't need to log which keys, just some aspect of the keystrokes. Such as when or how many.

Keystroke logging (often called keylogging) is the practice of noting (or logging) the keys struck on a keyboard, typically in a covert manner so ...

It's logging the actual keys struck on a keyboard.. not just how many were pressed.. that would be a keycounter.. not a keylogger.. if it's counting.. it's not logging.

[efq]

A keylogger doesn't need to log which keys, just some aspect of the keystrokes. Such as when or how many.

Wow, just wow.

I am not going to even bother saying anymore because you really are truly amazing.
Don't download it then, simple as, don't go on about it anymore.

[Chippiewill]

It's logging the actual keys struck on a keyboard.. not just how many were pressed.. that would be a keycounter.. not a keylogger.. if it's counting.. it's not logging.

It can be both as it is logging how many keys have been pressed.

[Dentafrice]

It can be both as it is logging how many keys have been pressed.

The accepted definition of a keylogger is a program that logs which keys are pressed.

You can go on with your little technical definitions all day; but that is the accepted definition.

Logging which keys are pressed, and counting how many keys are pressed.. are two separate things.

You can setup an event in C#, KeyPress, and just add to a counter.. and whoop! You have key pressed.. but unless you investigate the event and the parameters.. you don't know which key it actually was.. you only know that one was pressed, so count.

[jack-bristol]

It's logging the actual keys struck on a keyboard.. not just how many were pressed.. that would be a keycounter.. not a keylogger.. if it's counting.. it's not logging.

It has the option of logging how many times each key was pressed but this is optional and must be enabled before it does so.

[Dentafrice]

It has the option of logging how many times each key was pressed but this is optional and must be enabled before it does so.

We're not talking about additional options though.. we're talking about the core program..

[jack-bristol]

We're not talking about additional options though.. we're talking about the core program..

The core programme does nothing but count how many times you have pressed a key on your keyboard, how far your mouse has traveled across the screen in total and how many times you clicked your mouse.