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Originally Posted by Reichfuher
Yeah... who would purposely install a keylogger. Who knows what it is recording...  .
IMO you guys should of made a f@h team. |
It does not log keys, at least in the Linux flavour.
Clarification:
Code:
# WhatPulse can log different things. You can change the loglevel here:
# level 0 - Logging is turned off.
# level 1 - Basic logging. Information such as pulse successes and
# failures will be logged.
# level 2 - More advanced log data (reccommended)
# level 3 - Developer level debug information useful to developers of
# WhatPulse for Linux.
loglevel=1
in wplinux.conf, make sure it's set to 1. 3 seems to log
a few keys, (like CTRL, ALT, and Delete) in my testings of typing almost all the 104 keys on my keyboard, haven't tested 2. Or for the complete paranoids, use
And, BTW, the only physical harddrive logging the Windows version does is Pulse info:
Code:
[2004/09/16 18:16:39] Pulsed with 4,956 keys and 123 mouseclicks
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I will do a more indepth packet search when i pulse, to see if it actually does pulse the keys pressed.
EDIT 1 1/2: Don't even think about trying the linux version of WP with a PS/2 mouse.. it apparently doesn't work with it and screws up everything in X...