man you just complicat things, a server first of all the program would be installed on the system its recording, which works a lot better, sure you could try and record a keystroke across the net but the error rate would be a little high, if its on the system it can record it then if you modify this program it would send a transcript of this to your terminal like in a text file, but most key loggers are used to record the keystrokes of another user on the same computer, or in corperate management where it does what i stated up above, to manage their employees use of the system this works on networks but in the internet i wouldnt recomend it In a message dated 28-Sep-00 14:30:11 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Boy, couldn't *that* be used as a great cracking tool... Wouldn't you need a "keystroke server" (possibly a module in the kernel, to trap keystrokes), and an open port on the "other machine" to capture the strokes and then send them to the collecting machine? Ron >>
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