Special Offer: Inside Keylogger 60% Off

For 1 month, from 4th of February to 4th of March, Reducto.info is running an interesting promotion: they offer Inside Keylogger to 40% of the normal selling price.

Inside Keylogger

Inside Keylogger monitors and records all activities performed on a computer and sends reports to a specified email. Inside Keylogger records keystrokes, chat conversations, printing, application used, internet activity, modified files/folders and captures screenshots. From all these records you can choose the ones you want to be sent on e-mail. All these in complete stealth mode.

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How to Crack Applications and Games on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch

Apple iPhone and iPod Touch applications and games can now be cracked using Crackulous, the one-click iPhone application.

Crackulous

Apple iPhone and iPod Touch applications are protected with DRM and can only be used on a single device they were purchased for. Not anymore! Crackulous, a free application, cracks the protection and use application/games purchased via the iTunes Store on as many devices as you like. IPA files will get saved at /var/mobile/media/DecryptedIPAs/, from where it can be downloaded via SSH and shared with your friends or community.

You can find the complete Crackulous tutorial on MegaLeecher.net. Enjoy!

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How passwords get cracked

On One Man’s Blog you can find out how alarmingly easy it is to crack passwords.

The first step in cracking a password includes the simple act of guessing the top ten passwords (see below) used by 20 percent of all users.

  1. Your partner, child, or pet’s name, possibly followed by a 0 or 1 (because they’re always making you use a number, aren’t they?)
  2. The last 4 digits of your social security number.
  3. 123 or 1234 or 123456.
  4. “password”
  5. Your city, or college, football team name.
  6. Date of birth – yours, your partner’s or your child’s.
  7. “god”
  8. “letmein”
  9. “money”
  10. “love”  

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Tips to Fool Keyloggers in Public Internet Cafes

Every time you are using a computer in an Internet Cafe you should be aware of the possibility that your actions be recorded by a keylogger.

If an Internet Cafe is not well maintained, anyone can install keylogger, trojans or other such applications on those computers. They are sometimes detected only weeks or months later or worse – not at all – and could record your personal data, passwords, account credentials, etc via the internet to the ones who will surely exploit them to their advantage.

What can you do to avoid this? Here are some tips:

  1. Check for Hardware KeyloggersThis should be the first thing to do.

    It’s easy to take a look for Hardware Keylogger devices. If you don’t know how a hardware keylogger looks like you should read a previous post: What is a Hardware Keylogger.
  2. Use Anti-Keylogger or KeyScrambler Programs on your USB driveThis is a good idea.You can install a anti-keylogger (e.g. Free Anti Keylogger Program) on your USB, which would make sure that the PC you currently use isn’t infected with any known Keylogger. Of course, you have to update your anti-keylogger regularly, as Keylogger industry evolves fastly. Read the rest of this entry »

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Google improves password security

Google has unveiled new administration tools designed to improve the use of passwords, in order to boost security for customers using its Google Apps hosted enterprise software offerings.

Helping businesses, schools and organisations to keep information safe is critical, and we’ve been providing Google Apps customers with a spectrum of capabilities to help ensure that only authorised users have access to information accessible from the cloud,” wrote Eran Feigenbaum, director of security for Google Apps.

Google has also added a new layer of security with administrator controls that allow enterprises to define the length of passwords and analyse their strength.

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Web Explorer – Free Internet Spy Software

Web Explorer is the light version of All-Spy Keylogger that records all websites visited on a computer. Reports are sent to a specified email address or can be accessed from the application interface.

When is Web Explorer useful

  • Are you concerned about your relationship and thinking that your partner is searching for inappropriate sites?
  • Are you concerned about your children internet activity?
  • Are you sharing your computer with others and they are browsing inappropriate sites?
  • Are you a small business owner worried that your employees are browsing too much for personal use?

Then, Web Explorer may be a useful tool for you!

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All In One Keylogger v3.2 Released

All In One Keylogger is an invisible surveillance tool that registers every activity on your pc to encrypted logs.It allows you to secretly track all activities from all computer users and automatic.

This is invisible surveillance tool that registers every activity on your pc to encrypted logs.
It allows you to secretly track all activities from all computer users and automatically receive logs to a desire e-mail, Network Folder (LAN) or FTP account.

All-In-One-Keylogger

By activating All In One Keylogger, you can monitor everything. All In One Keylogger allows you to register all keystrokes typed including language-specific characters, talk and messages conversations, passwords, e-mails, clipboard information, microphone sounds, screenshots capturing, desktop and Internet activity (like sites your kids have visited).

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Types of Hardware Keyloggers

Hardware keyloggers are devices that capture and record computer user keystrokes. These devices are plugged between the keyboard and the computer and store all keys typed in an internal memory.

There are several types of hardware keyloggers that you should be aware about:

1) Regular Hardware Keyloggers – are used for keystroke logging by means of a hardware circuit that is attached somewhere in between the computer keyboard and the computer. It logs all keyboard activity to its internal memory which can be accessed by typing in a series of pre-defined characters. A hardware keylogger has an advantage over a software solution; because it is not dependent on the computers operating system it will not interfere with any program running on the target machine and hence cannot be detected by any software.

2) Remote Access Hardware Keyloggers – Or otherwise know as Wireless Hardware Keyloggers work in much the same way as regular hardware keyloggers. Except they have the ability to be controlled and monitored remotely by means of a wireless communication standard.

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How to protect yourself from keyloggers with KeyScrambler

KeyScrambler Personal protects all your inputs in IE, Firefox, and Flock: your login credentials, credit card numbers, passwords, search terms, Java, Flash, PDF Forms, all web email and more.

KeyScrambler Personal is a free plug-in for your Web browser that protects everything you type from keyloggers. It defeats keyloggers by encrypting your keystrokes at the keyboard driver level, deep within the operating system. When the encrypted keystrokes reach your browser, KeyScrambler then decrypts them so you see exactly the keys you’ve typed.

KeyScrambler

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How to deface your keylogger with Fool Keylogger’s Logs

When you are using your computer in a shared environment, with your brother, your spouse or some friend, it is possible to find that a keylogger is spying on you. What to do? Well, you could try to get rid of it using a anti-keylogger or … you could make fool of the one that installed it. 

Fool Keylogger’s Logs (FKL) is a software that changes all your desired windows name (you can add you own) to something different, you can chose in what name change them. This will make life of who will read logs of keylogged pc a lot harder to understand it. Most keyloggers, to know where you typed the keys, log also the window name, now there is a problem: where was typed the keys ?!

Fool Keylogger

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