Simple Linux keylogger?

[black]

Hello,
I am in a desperate need to get a simple linux keylogger. Nothing fancy here, all I require is that it intercepts keys, and save them to a log file(to given path) thats it. my target system is RH Enterprise Linux 4. Please help

I have tried lkl and uberkey etc but I never got them working, a working binary would be highly appreciated, thankyou

[Crush]

Are you sure that what you are trying to do is legal in Pakistan?

[black]

Absouloutely, I will just install it on my "Personal" PC

[Matt]

You shall be stoned.

[black]

Stoned??? for WHAT?

[black]

Okay enough of legal/illegal please help me out.

[Matt]

Well, if you can't get some key loggers to work you aren't worthy using one.

[black]

Seriously matt dont reply again.

[black]

There are tow, lkl with very poor documentation and uberkey, uberkey was nice, but Didnt work on RHEL4 will try some older version, but anything that you post if it doesnt help me, why do you bother posting?

[Matt]

Well you may just try a forum focused on securty, not on an MMORPG one

[Ceros]

Matt and Dallas are right thou, but here is why:

In your case, you are asking for a keylogger. You don't just want the source to compile, you want a binary. If you don't understand how to check these things for yoursel (decompile and check the code), then what stops someone from giving you a keylogger that works, but at the same time sends a copy of everything to their computer and installs a backdoor into "your" computer?

[Kage]

software keyloggers don't work very well.

I suggest you get a usb keylogger, they are cheap, work on any OS, and easy to install. Plus unblockable and undetectable via software.

They do require physical access to install though. but that should not be a issue for your "personal" computer.

[Ceros]

software keyloggers don't work very well.

I suggest you get a usb keylogger, they are cheap, work on any OS, and easy to install. Plus unblockable and undetectable via software.

They do require physical access to install though. but that should not be a issue for your "personal" computer.

Last time I checked the USB keyloggers were about $70 and the PS/2 ones a little cheaper (ie, not that cheap). Did you have a cheaper source?

[Kage]

software keyloggers don't work very well.

I suggest you get a usb keylogger, they are cheap, work on any OS, and easy to install. Plus unblockable and undetectable via software.

They do require physical access to install though. but that should not be a issue for your "personal" computer.

Last time I checked the USB keyloggers were about $70 and the PS/2 ones a little cheaper (ie, not that cheap). Did you have a cheaper source?

You don't think $70 is cheap? I bet you could get one off ebay for $40

[Ceros]

software keyloggers don't work very well.

I suggest you get a usb keylogger, they are cheap, work on any OS, and easy to install. Plus unblockable and undetectable via software.

They do require physical access to install though. but that should not be a issue for your "personal" computer.

Last time I checked the USB keyloggers were about $70 and the PS/2 ones a little cheaper (ie, not that cheap). Did you have a cheaper source?

You don't think $70 is cheap? I bet you could get one off ebay for $40

Only cheap if you're going into a marriage without a prenup!