Just interested in this: monitoring and logging local keystrokes

[me-$-on]

Hello.

Does BT2 or BT3 provide a programm, which is able to log all my GUI-keystrokes into a file?


Of all UI programms ( I use kde by typing startx ).

Thanks in advance.

[KMDave]

Maybe you can tell us what you want to use it for?

[me-$-on]

the widgets, which You can activate.

I would like to extend the functionality.

I do not only want to monitor my cpu and memory and network and hd usage.

I would like to monitor everything, what happens on my local machine, while I use it.

Later I even would like to dissassemlbe everything, what happens and show the opcodes in a scrolling window.

[KMDave]

That sounds kind of strange.

[me-$-on]

I saw a movie, where a freak did that.


I was interested in that.

Especially all dissassembly-information running over the screen.

[Thorn]

I saw a movie, where a freak did that.


I was interested in that.

Especially all dissassembly-information running over the screen.

I saw a movie where a kid remotes into NORAD and almost starts WWIII by launching nuclear missiles. I'm interested in that that. In other words, actions and techniques you see in movies are special effects, and should be taken with a grain of salt. Actually, they should be taken with a whole salt shaker full of salt.

You can certainly record the GUI as a movie, and you can record the mouse clicks and keystrokes in a macro recorder, but the usefulness of a lot of that information is going to be questionable.

[imported_athacks]

Care to download a Linux Keylogger ?

[me-$-on]

too. lkl.

But could not get the info, whether it will capture gui strokes.

It captures the keyboard 0X60 interrupt , if i remember right now, and therefore i thought, a simple console without any x can only be captured.


But i wouold like to be critized in regarding that topic.

[lupin]

Im confused, do you want to do this just because it looks cool or is there some other reason?

If its just for the 1ee7 factor, you may as well just get a Matrix screensaver or look at the thread below. It will save you a lot of time.

http://forums.remote-exploit.org/gen...33t-h4xor.html

[me-$-on]

first, because it looks great.

And the second reason is, to get familiar with system-monitoring

Perhaps I will write a system-monitor by myself, some time later.

Who konws.

The sources of lkl seem to be available, it would be very interesting to take a look at them.