Logging a PC.

Okay, there's a PC in here that I need to log (keystroke log)

It's my dad's PC, normally when my friends come over, they can use his pc and then we LAN C&C ZH. But me and my dad had this fight, and he has forbidden me to use it, so he changed his password..

I've just cracked the password, and now I want to throw on a keylogger which is extremelly stealthy and is able to send me the logs by email (or upload it to an ftp, I prefer email though)..

I tried Spytech SpyAgent, but it had some issues on his pc, it didn't store ANY of the settings nor the password, making it useless..

Another issue is his Northon, I wouldn't mind damaging it, but I wouldn't want him to notice that I screwed it, so is it possible to make it load but just making it incapable of detecting anything?

Alot of questions, I know..

Greetings, .eXc

Cain and Abel is my best recommendation (google it)

from there, READ the manual and use it on another computer with ARP Poisoning to intercept his passwords, if that succeeds, google the argon list and use that as a word list to crack the encryption most likely on the information.

If that was over your head, read the manual or dont ask for help. There's no 10 second way to hacking. period

@Lemur: If you use cain to arp a network it returns all passwords in plaintext (Might be over your head) @The OP google some keyloggers like perfect keylogger or Pc-keylogger. Arp scanning or running cain on your dad's Pc (Lsa secret's) Will help you out.

i use C&A sometimes. what are the LSA secrets

Local Security Authority Subsystem Service, It contains all passwords used to log into a windows based system.all passwords will be shown in plaintext. Amazes me people don't know this when reading how to hack windows login passwords.

korg wrote: @Lemur: If you use cain to arp a network it returns all passwords in plaintext (Might be over your head) @The OP google some keyloggers like perfect keylogger or Pc-keylogger. Arp scanning or running cain on your dad's Pc (Lsa secret's) Will help you out. I tried those keyloggers.. But mcafee and Norton seem to eat them for breakfast..

get a hardware based key logger. As long as he doesn't look at the back of his computer it'll be cake.