No answer from me on this one. I know plenty about these things, but I will not be a party to the proliferation of their use. I am viciously opposed to KeyLoggers in the workplace - or anywhere else for that matter. If someone is intruding on the computer space of other employees, I would highly suggest Access Control software and a strong passphrase/password policy that is enforced. There is some VERY GOOD access control software that is even available as freeware, though I think good AC software is worth its weight in gold. Sorry to be firm in my answer, I don't intend it to be hostile, but as a security professional and one who helps those maintain privacy and own a computer too, I cannot support the use of KeyLoggers. Good luck!
>===== Original Message From Michael Ullrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ===== >It looks like as if somebody in our company is misusing >the pcs of others. We have already changed passwords and stuff. >But nevertheless I want to install some kind of logging software on pcs >which we left open. The audit policy on NT4 (which is the os of those >pcs) is not enough. Does anybody know good logging software that is >free. It would be good if this could be installed without >Admin rights. > >Thanx >Mike > >_____________________________________________________________________________ _ >100 MB gute Gründe. Jetzt im WEB.DE Club anmelden und Prämie sichern! >Superstars, Topevents und Wunschrufnummer inklusive - http://club.web.de
