Re[2]: Invisible KeyLogger

[Juan <jmejia () uchile cl>]

Hello Joshua,
      I would like some insight about the way it works. Up to now I
      know that a kernel driver is something hard to detect and by
      these means this logger is able to track even network logons (as
      it is said somewhere on their site). I am currently trying to
      deploy W2K Server and Active Directory. So my main concern is
      keeping the administration account secret.

      To summarize: I would like to know how to detect keyloggers in
      general and get some insight on kernel drivers (can limited
      users install them, etc.).

      Network security is something I understand better and feel
      confident to deal with ( at least, I've read the basics and know
      where to look for more information).

      Thanks.
      
Tuesday, April 27, 2004, 1:13:27 PM, you wrote:

JN> What are you looking to accomplish?

JN> -----Original Message-----
JN> From: Juan [mailto:jmejia () uchile cl] 
JN> Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 3:02 PM
JN> To: security-basics () securityfocus com
JN> Subject: Invisible KeyLogger

JN> Hello security-basics,

JN>   I have found some copies of this software "invisible keylogger"
JN>   (http://www.invisiblekeylogger.com) on some computers running W2K on
JN>   a small Lan (20 PCs) for students of the Faculty. Has someone some
JN>   information about the software? All I have been able to find is what
JN>   it says in their webpage: "Invisible Keyloger offers the most powerful
JN>   stealth performance. Completely undetectable to any USER..." I have
JN>   no experience in kernel drivers for NT whatsoever. I need some
JN>   guidance as a starting point.




-- 
Best regards,
 Juan                            mailto:jmejia () uchile cl


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