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QUESTION
I'm currently making a very basic script that takes a screenshot of the computer every 10 minutes. However, I've now been asked to also add in the option to click a hotkey to activate it manually.
I found this, which essentially helps me some of the way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 14:53you are going to need the following in the while loop. The counter will break out at 10 min
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a Python Tkinter App
In which i'm using threading
What i want to achieve - When i'm running the thread
for a keylogger code
Code Below & the data is being stored in Keyloge.txt
& when the user exit the app I'm trying to delete this keylog file
. But the issue is that when i'm trying to delete the keylog.txt
it can't be deleted because it's being used by the thread in the process
So is there any way i can delete the keylog.txt
file???
Threading code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 13:20Try open/close the file for every log line?
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QUESTION
I'm reading a book on writing a keylogger for fun; I came across this 'for' loop and I'm confused as to how it is relevant.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 11:23But it'll continue again anyway because of the parent loop.
No. The inner loop will not continue on each iteration of the outer loop; rather, it will restart – with the c
variable being reset to 8 on each of those restarts.
Thus, on each of the (potentially infinite) runs of the outer for
loop, the inner loop runs through the values of c
from 8 to 222 and calls the GetAsyncKeyState()
function with each of those values.
Note: Judging from the use of GetAsyncKeyState
, this appears to be code designed to run on Windows. Many (most) Windows-compatible compilers have a signed 8-bit char
type, so using values greater than 127 will likely cause problems.
The MSVC compiler (Visual Studio 2019) gives the following on your inner for
loop:
warning C6295: Ill-defined for-loop: 'char' values are always of range '-128' to '127'. Loop executes infinitely.
The clang-cl compiler (same IDE) gives a similar message:
warning : result of comparison of constant 222 with expression of type 'char' is always true [-Wtautological-constant-out-of-range-compare]
Changing the c
variable to an int
would fix this – and GetAsyncKeyState
takes an int
argument, after all.
QUESTION
I have two python files k.py
& key.py
I'm creating a keylogger & the code is in k.py
k.py code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 14:23key.py
QUESTION
I have Managed an API service base on Express JS. I have 2 or 3 clients that request my API. All the requests from the client are handled by single monolythic Apps. Currently, I handle that request with this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 14:45You can use a default route, then based on request headers, you can redirect to your route.
QUESTION
So I recently spilled some water on my macbook pro keyboard, and my left command and option keys no longer function. Apple wants me to mail it in for repairs, which I don't have time for right now. So I thought I'd override the right command key to serve as left control seeing as the left command key still works.
I adapted the following from a keylogger gist I found:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 19:07@Willeke was correct in their comment. Although I was correctly overriding the event, what I really needed to do was use the keydown/keyup events to keep track of when the right command key is pressed. I could then use that flag to intercept other keypress events, remove the command modifier, and insert the control modifier flag use bitwise operators. However, the simple solution here to this problem comes from the documentation link they provided:
hidutil property --set '{"UserKeyMapping":[{"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingSrc":0x7000000E7,"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingDst":0x7000000E0}]}'
QUESTION
I'm doing the xss challenge on tryhackme.com (https://tryhackme.com/room/xss). The 7th task asks me to use a simple keylogger
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 00:43As SimpleHTTPServer logs every request it receives, you can use fetch() to make a GET request and pass the data within it.
QUESTION
I made a keylogger by reading the event file, but it needs root permission to work.I want to make a keylogger that can work without root permission.
My device- ubuntu16.04 using X11
- ubuntu21.04 using Wayland
I understand that it is feasible on windows, and it can also be implemented through Xlib on some linux using X11.
But my project needs to run on X11 and Wayland, so it's obviously not possible to use Xlib.
QuestionIs there any other way that I can get key logged without root permission?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-09 at 07:11It may be possible, but any non root solution will depend on the keyboard virtualization tool. Let us look how (modern) OS work:
- the hardware is under the exclusive control of the kernel and its drivers. It is possible to implement a keylogger at that level that would only be kernel dependent but it requires admin privileges.
- if you have a multiple windows capable system (X11, XWindow) the OS passes low level events to the window manager which in turn will passes them to the client program. In Windows that part is include in the kernel for historical reasons. Here again it is possible to implement a (still low level) keylogger, but if the window manager has been started as root, interacting with it as a whole still requires admin privileges. At least the X11 server can be started as a non admin user process and in that use case, the keylogger can also run under the same user.
- at the end, the window manager passes events to the client application. On some (windowing) sytems, it is possible to implement hooks but they will be restricted to the same process or process group or at least the same user. Whether it is possible or not, and the way to implement it if possible will be anyway window manager dependant.
That means that it may be possible to implement a user level keylogger, but it will depend on the windowing system and not only on the kernel. Said differently, you will have to search for a Wayland specific way and a X11 specific way if you want to support both of them.
QUESTION
I want to display, in live, the python print() statement of a keylogger to the textbox of tkinter.
So far, I can either use the window or the keyboard logger that writes to console (spyder) with print() commands, but not both at the same time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-18 at 11:32The pynput listener runs in another thread, so when you join that thread, the tkinter thread is blocked. Therefore your GUI doesn't show up. This also creates another problem, as tkinter does not work with multiple threads, so there needs to be a way to communicate between the listener thread and the tkinter thread. You also can't use .join()
on the thread, as this will block the tkinter one.
QUESTION
I was working on a keylogger that captures keys with the python module "keyboard". But I have a problem regarding my output. When I type in "Hello World", the output is flase. Like so: "shift-H-shift-e-e-l-l-o-space-W-o-r-l-d-d-enter
Code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 15:59The problem is that the hook fires, gets unbound, gets rebound and immediately fires again as the key is still pressed.
You can prevent that by using keyboard.on_release(on_key)
instead of keyboard.hook(on_key)
. This causes the hook only fire when the key is released. This way the key is no longer pressed when the hook is rebound.
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