(Sep 14, 2009 10:21 AM)icelord94 Wrote: The keylogger uses the victims internet to send you the logs. If the computer is turned of, than there isn't anything to send the logs from, because there is no connection to the router. Also, the keylogger is a hidden process which you can only see through the task manager. And as far as i know, processes are turned off when the computer is turned off.
Yeah. I just read earlier in the thread something and it registered for me as "once they turn their comp off the keylogger is done for good". I now understand that they meant when they turn their comp off, there's no connectivity until the get back on/have their net running. Thanks for clarifying that.
It's running ok for me. I'm really happy with it since it's free and undetectable. My only issue is that it skips words sometimes (for me at least). I think it's kickass work though and I appreciate it much :)

