Keylogger in Turing

[tosb38]

Im new to Turing and i was wondering if you could make a keylogger in Turing?

[Insectoid]

Why would you want to make a keylogger? and yes, it is possible, but I won't tell you how.

[Saad]

insectoid @ Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:09 pm wrote:

Why would you want to make a keylogger? and yes, it is possible, but I won't tell you how.

Keystroke logging (often called keylogging) is a method of capturing and recording user keystrokes. (From Wikipedia)

Turing can read input from keyboard, however only for the active window. As a result, a keylogger is not possible with Turing since you can't record keystrokes that aren't done on the Turing window (Which goes against the purpose of the keylogger).

[Insectoid]

Oh, well thank you for correcting me!
No trying to steal your brother's passwords, now!

[Srlancelot39]

Insectoid @ Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:37 pm wrote:

Oh, well thank you for correcting me!
No trying to steal your brother's passwords, now!

dude, how did you know? 0.o

P.S......what is 'amg! an sig!'

[TheGuardian001]

This thread is 2 years old, and you didn't even contribute anything useful.

Please try not to necro.


(Also, "amg! an sig!" == "omg! a sig", sig being a forum signature.)

[Insectoid]

I feel I should say something here in response to SrLancelot39, but I can't imagine what.

Amg! An nekromunsir!

[Srlancelot39]

i dont even know what necroing is, so don't think that it is intentional. I also don't see the issue in replying to very old posts...they're only dead until someone picks it up again.