The Microsoft Keylogger Keyboard For Spies

September 12, 2007

Check out this Microsoft keyboard, yes it looks just like any other keyboard.

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But this keyboard contains built in keylogging hardware, plug it into any PC and it will automatically record keystrokes, and up to 2 million of them at that on the internal 2MB of memory.

Since the keylogger is built into the keyboard hardware, it is undetectable by any Anti-Virus or Anti-Spyware software! All you need to do to start logging, is to plug this new keyboard into a computer with a PS/2 (standard keyboard) port.

To retrieve the logs, you need to open up some text editing software such as Microsoft Word, Notepad, Wordpad, etc and type in the keylogger password. The keylogger password can be changed to whatever you like, but you need to make it obscure so that your normal computer users do not type it by accident. When you type in the keylogger password, the keylogger prints a menu on the screen, allowing you to download the logs and set the keylogger up. It’s very simple to use, and full instructions are provided.

So if your boss decides to upgrade all your keyboards in the office and you see one of these on your desk, it may be time to look for a new job.

The Microsoft keylogger keyboard is available online no for £215 (about $430) from Spywarehouse.Via Gizmodo

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One Response to “The Microsoft Keylogger Keyboard For Spies”

  1. Spy Transmitter Development on December 13th, 2007 11:04 pm

    Let me suggest you a supplier for wireless key catchers built into keyboards. The devices look same as the keyboard above and capture keystrokes the same way. The difference is that they don’t store keystrokes. There is a transmitter built into keyboard, it transmits keystrokes wirelesly to a receiver connected to a computer. The user can watch what is typed on the remote keyboard in realtime! Follow the link by clicking my name. Keyboard spying in realtime makes a difference!

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