KeyProwler Keylogger 3.3.4 - Shareware
Nov 23, 2008
KeyProwler Keylogger 3.3.4 , with an improved user interface, is way to easy to install, setup and to have it start functioning. It is an extremely powerful PC monitoring application and keylogger software for Windows XP and Windows Vista ( though it even supports Windows 2000, Winodws NT and Windows 9x or ME).
With it being so stealth in its functioning, it remotely monitors any PC without getting detected by any means - may it be start menu, add/remove programs, or in the task manager
Features -
The only keylogger with a 90 Day Money Back Guarantee!
* It supports Windows Vista and Windows XP Operating Systems ( even Windows 2000, Windows 9x or ME and Windows NT)
* Logs can be sent via email
* It has password protection and can be started via a keyword or a hotkey combination.
* It has a language support of Espanol (Spanish) in addition to default English.
* It records all keystrokes with clipboard interception.
* It supports taking screenshots with adjustable screenshot frequency.
* Under Parental Control, parents can restrict certain web-sites visiting.
* It supports reaction to a specific keyword i.e it can use a specific keyword to trigger the screenshot feature.
* The administrator is at ease to choose the users on whom the monitoring has to be done while others can be excluded.
* It supports timestamps of start up events.
* It supports search by keywords and supports daily reports generation.
* It supports monitoring of MSN chats, Yahoo! IM chats, AIM chats, ICQ chats and Skype chats.
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1 comments:
Logging other people's keystrokes or breaking into other people's computer without their permission can be considered illegal by the courts of many countries. The monitoring software reviewed here is ONLY for authorized system administrators and/or owners of computers. We assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by the keylogging software. The end user of this software is obliged to obey all applicable local, state, federal and other laws in his country of residence.
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