How To: Make Your Own USB Keylogger
USB keyloggers are always a good idea to have around. Sure you could make the argument that it’s incroaching on someone’s space, or that it’s flat out illegal to track someone without them knowing…but forget all that. To many ups sides.
What about keeping check with your kids? Or making sure employees are keeping honest? What about some backup or recovery and you need to know where you’ve been?
Well in any case, for the DIY folks, here is a nice tutorial on taking a standard PS/2 and converting it into a USB keylogger. What I like about it is the simple fact the average computer user wouldn’t notice. We all see the PS/2 on the back panel, so why investigate it to see if there’s mod to it?
The full tutorial can be found at Instructables. Only tip is that you need some good soldering skills. Other then that, not a hard task at all.
Tags: USB keylogger
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