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Key Logger (VB.NET)


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    Private Sub Form1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles MyBase.KeyPress
        MsgBox(e.KeyChar)
    End Sub

Is there any way to determine if the user has pressed a key outside the form generally in the hole desktop?


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Whaaaaaaat the hell. Seriously, this isn't MySpace. Take your bullshit somewhere else.


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Why did you change the topic title and your post?

Listen up folks, this guy posted a thread in which he asked how he should name his "exploit program", or whatever. Needless to say, it was a ridiculous question.

OP, die in a fire.


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Yeah, don't change your topic mid-thread. If you're going to ask a new question, start a new thread; otherwise, it keeps the previous replies from making sense. Be courteous of other members.

As for your question, you'd need to use API to catch keypresses outside of your program. Good luck with that.


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spyware wrote: Why did you change the topic title and your post?

Listen up folks, this guy posted a thread in which he asked how he should name his "exploit program", or whatever. Needless to say, it was a ridiculous question.

OP, die in a fire.

Stupid joke and unnecessary large image removed - Zeph


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Woa. Spyware, Zephyr, and Fritzo all in one thread. OP, I'd just back down before you start anything epic. Really, it's not worth it.


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Does anyone knows how can i do that a keylogger program in vb.net ???


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system_failure wrote: Does anyone knows how can i do that a keylogger program in vb.net ??? Depends… are you capable of reading? I posted it above.


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I remember when I was looking for a VB.Net keylogger

The most common method I found was to have a timer running and every x amount of time (usually a fraction of a second) check if there's a keydown. In my opinion this is a poor way.. especially when you get people who type really really fast.. as it can skip keys.. and also if they press two keys at once etc.

C++ and Python are the easiest languages for a keylogger that's moderate at minimum, in my opinion anyway.