A Keylogger is software or hardware that tracks all keystrokes and keyboard events, usually without the user’s knowledge. Hackers use keyloggers to monitor all actions by the user of a computer or mobile device. A keylogger is a type of malware that can lead to the exploitation of you or your company. Keyloggers typically end up on your devices through hacker intervention in phishing attacks via a malicious attachment or through a malicious webpage.
Keyloggers aren’t always used maliciously and can be used in a variety of ways. This tool can be used as a form of Parental Control (tracking kids on the Internet), Company Security (tracking staff for non-work-related actions), or Law Enforcement (analyze and track criminal activity).
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