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Keyrecord
Records all keystrokes typed on a PC!
The Keyrecord basic model,
suitable for home and small offices, records all
keystrokes typed on a PC. The 97,000 Keystroke capacity
is enough to store and retrieve approximate 1.5 weeks
worth of typing.
The Keyrecord can
be installed in a few seconds even when the target
computer is logged out, has a password, is locked
or switched off.
Simply clip to keyboard cable! Its quite unobtrusive.
Most users go months without examining the back of
their computer. Think now ... can you picture what
the back of your computer looks like at the moment?
Once the Keyrecord is installed, it quietly
records every key pressed on the keyboard to its own
internal Flash memory (same as in smart cards).
To install the Keyrecord you simply
unplug the keyboard cable from the back of the PC, plug
it into one end of the Keyrecord, then plug the other
end back into the PC. No software installation is necessary!
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*For security reasons, the photo (above
right) is only a representation of what
the Keyrecord looks like. The actual Keyrecord
II is injection molded to look exactly
like an EMC Balun.
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Technical data:
- Impossible to detect and/or disable by using software.
- Easy to install in a few seconds! Simply plug it
in.
- Powered by PC. You don't need external batteries.
- Can be installed even when the target computer is
logged out, has a password, is locked or switched
off.
- Can be unplugged and information retrieved on another
PC.
- Over 500,000 keystrokes (depending on model) with
128 bit encryption can be stored in non-volatile
flash memory (same as in smart cards) that doesn't
need batteries to retain storage.
- Works on any desktop PC & all PC operating systems,
including Windows 3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Linux,
OS/2, DOS, Sun Solaris and BeOS.*
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- No software installation is needed at all to record
or retrieve keystrokes.
- Recorded keystrokes can be played back into any
text editor using our 'keystroke ghosting' technique.
- Plugs into computers with a small PS/2 keyboard
plug or a large DIN plug.
(Please note: PS/2 -to- Large Dinn adaptor are required
to convert Keyrecord hardware key logger to plug into
the older style large DIN socket).
- Unlike software keystroke recorders, Keyrecord
records every keystroke, even those used to modify
the BIOS before boot up.
* (Mac OS & USB keyboards not currently supported). |
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Tel. +39 080 302.65.30
- Fax +39 080 407.311.87 |
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