Quick Keylogger 2.1
| Developer: |
Widestep Keyloggers Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.47 MB |
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Quick Keylogger - Perfect Invisible Family Keystroke Logger for PC surveillance! Software for PC surveillance has become extremely popular recently, additionally, it is really important for many users and PC owners. Quick Keylogger is a very powerful and easy to use solution for PC surveillance. Quick Keylogger is easy-to-use, very simple and small. Quick Keylogger is extremely compact, still being award-winning tool. With Quick Keylogger you can easily record all keystrokes, the time they were made and the application where they were entered. It works in the absolutely stealth mode and is completely undetectable spyware: you will not see it in processes list, registry, Add/Remove Programs utility, anywhere. Quick Keylogger includes what many consider to be the BEST key logger engine on the market, saving keystrokes by application, by date and time, it will capture absolutely all keystrokes, all buttons pressed in your system. Quick Keylogger will record all keystrokes typed secretly, completely undetectable to the user! Quick Keylogger remains hidden from any user, on any Windows computer, offering a complete surveillance and monitoring solution that is easy to use no matter what your computer skill levels are! Quick Keylogger is the best solution for both: computer pundits, medium-level and computer-illiterate users. With Quick Keylogger you can secretly capture usernames, logons and passwords in complete silence, without being detected. You will know who and when tried to login into their accounts, you will record every password typed in your system! Thanks to Quick Keylogger you can now secretly capture all instant messengers chats, online chats and forums typed on your keyboard. All of them are invisibly written into the encrypted log file, only you will be able to open it and review the activity recorded. Quick Keylogger will silently log every e-mail created on your computer. It will record user account, e-mail program he or she uses to send/receive e-mails.
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