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lukemason
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697 Posts
8/04
Posted - Nov 26 2006 : 8:53AM
Is there a good free one out there a bud of mine wants to monitor his kids usage of the Home PC and Capture there passwords to online sites they may be going to is there
one that can run in stealth mode as well ?
skronker
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9780 Posts
9/02
Posted - Nov 26 2006 : 12:43PM
Are they new ADT members?
lukemason
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697 Posts
8/04
Posted - Nov 26 2006 : 2:12PM
nope he just wants for peace of mind .
willywilly
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662 Posts
2/05
Posted - Nov 26 2006 : 7:46PM
Some links to check out:

http://www.dirfile.com/freeware/keystroke-logger.htm

http://www.dirfile.com/freeware/keystroke-recorder.htm

http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/security/fwaccessmonitoring.html

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Search/key_logger.html

You might have to scroll around, go to the second page, or text search the pages for the word "free", as there may be shareware or commercial programs on those pages too.

I did see several labeled as free though.


Have never used one, or had one used on me, so I can't comment on which is good.

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14594 Posts
3/02
Posted - Nov 27 2006 : 3:00AM
I'm sceptical of programs that claim to be undetectable in Windows. A program may not show up under "Applications" in the Task Manager but I'm not aware of a way to avoid being listed under "Processes." Of course, his kids may not be techie enough to mess around with that level of the operating system.

At any rate, a couple of thoughts occur to me in connection with this. First and foremost is that if he has to spy on his kids he's got bigger problems than what they're doing online. Futhermore, keeping track of what your kids are doing is one thing, but spying on them isn't likely to end well. It would be better to keep the computer in the family area so they have no expectation of privacy when using it and, if it comes to that, controlling access to it so a parent is always there when they're using the computer.

 
K
Smitten Kitten

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530 Posts
2/06
Posted - Nov 27 2006 : 11:51AM
+1 What Hardware said
-1 Key loggers

And if he doesn't know where to get a keylogger from, his kids are most likely so much more computer literate than he, that they'll just edit the log.

Whether the log will then contain things like "what to get for father's day", or something in the vein of "Menendez brothers, how did they do it?", depends on their sense of humour.

oatmeal
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Seeking Beauty
1738 Posts
8/04
Posted - Nov 27 2006 : 7:03PM
Some routers have parental control functions built in. That's harder to crack if you keep the cable modem and router locked up.



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