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Need some definition of keylogger terms - jessicatight - Jan 29, 2017
Hey people I am not sure of the name or it might go by many different names. I see the word "recovery", "stealer", and a couple of others.
What I am looking for is when someone enters a website and logins with their and password and not save it to their browser for later use. If they hit the backspace I don't want it to read register.
Lets take a "username" as the username. If the person types in the username box userm backspace name. I don't want the log to register the mistake of "m" and then backspace "n". Once they click submit I want the word "username" to appear.
What would this be called, because I assume "recovery" is not what I am looking for. Correct me if I am wrong.
* - TroLLeX_ - Jan 29, 2017
You definitly need a keylogger. I could tell you that he/she is only safe from you, if they Save them and Protect the passwordslist with AES256. Happy decrypt.
So years ago i saw some keyloggers who do that simple thing, when victims making mistakes, when you read the log you will see someting like hellp{BS]o So its easier to code.
haha something like that, so he is not really doin much. but you can see that he has done a mistake
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