I made a simple keystroke program on my windows machine, and I don't know how I can go about this on mac, because I called for Windows specific functions.... If anyone knows how to get keystrokes in C++ on a mac (I am using XCode), it would be greatly appreciated.
I made a simple keystroke program on my windows machine, and I don't know how I can go about this on mac, because I called for Windows specific functions.... If anyone knows how to get keystrokes in C++ on a mac (I am using XCode), it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
truffles
PS I'm not using this for evil purposes
- Yes, because what you say is definitely believable.
There are many reasons why someone would want to make a keylogger. Perhaps the OP has children who use the Mac whom he/she wishes to know if they chat and if so to whom and what kind of stuff are they talking about. It can keep kids safe.
Um, I doubt he has those hacking skills necessary to change grades. You need to hide your CPU address and if he doesn't know how to make a keylogger, I doubt he could make it through DHCP from his home computer. Or install the keylogger without making any "noise" on the school CPU
There are many reasons why someone would want to make a keylogger. Perhaps the OP has children who use the Mac whom he/she wishes to know if they chat and if so to whom and what kind of stuff are they talking about. It can keep kids safe.
- Yes, because it's completely impossible to come up with a different solution to those problems (sarcasm).
- Yes, because it's completely impossible to come up with a different solution to those problems (sarcasm).
If companies are taking security seriously then it should be as close to impossible as possible. Of course there is some work for the end user to do, encrypting logs, etc...
There are many reasons why someone would want to make a keylogger. Perhaps the OP has children who use the Mac whom he/she wishes to know if they chat and if so to whom and what kind of stuff are they talking about. It can keep kids safe.
A keylogger of that magnitude is not something you want to use on your kids. Any keylogger is not really what you want to use on your kids. There are far more appropriate applications out there. (http://goo.gl/WZ5nL)
DHCP is the security encryption that your router uses. You have to crack the school's router to gain access. Then you have to give yourself Admin rights if you want to do stuff.
Um, I doubt he has those hacking skills necessary to change grades. You need to hide your CPU address and if he doesn't know how to make a keylogger, I doubt he could make it through DHCP from his home computer. Or install the keylogger without making any "noise" on the school CPU
I do believe that you just used some acronyms with the aim of sounding smart, without actually knowing what they are. Heh.
DHCP is the security encryption that your router uses. You have to crack the school's router to gain access. Then you have to give yourself Admin rights if you want to do stuff.
CPU = ComPUter
I.. Just.. Lol. You have been sadly misled.
Seriously all you have to do is type those acronyms into Google to find out what they mean.