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Capture password by service and hook

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    Is this possible to write a service program running under NT/2000/XP, which has a global keyboard hook, and capture the user login name and pasword? has anybody tried it? I just don't want spend couple of days and then find out no way to do it. Thanks

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      Is this possible to write a service program running under NT/2000/XP, which has a global keyboard hook, and capture the user login name and pasword? has anybody tried it? I just don't want spend couple of days and then find out no way to do it. Thanks

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      David Crow
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      You'll need to ask GINA for help on this one! It's precarious, so proceed with caution.

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        Is this possible to write a service program running under NT/2000/XP, which has a global keyboard hook, and capture the user login name and pasword? has anybody tried it? I just don't want spend couple of days and then find out no way to do it. Thanks

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        Instead of reporting you to police, I decided to give you some help, check this article[^] out. Don't say that I provided you the information. ;P

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