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    hi do any one know how to code keylogger in c++?:confused:

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      hi do any one know how to code keylogger in c++?:confused:

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      John M Drescher
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      Are you looking for code that will work in windows or any system that has a C++ compiler? Is MFC ok? John

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        hi do any one know how to code keylogger in c++?:confused:

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        Brian Delahunty
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        You need to use SetWindowsHookExA. Have a look in the MSDN for it. You can setup Mouse and Keyboard hooks. You pass it the type of Hook you require and a callback function... You code the Callback function and in there you can log all keyboard strokes. Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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          Are you looking for code that will work in windows or any system that has a C++ compiler? Is MFC ok? John

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          thanks John :-D MFC will do yes looking for code ;)

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            You need to use SetWindowsHookExA. Have a look in the MSDN for it. You can setup Mouse and Keyboard hooks. You pass it the type of Hook you require and a callback function... You code the Callback function and in there you can log all keyboard strokes. Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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            thanks Brian Delahunty what about the windows in which keys are pressed??:confused:

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