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Not really - in part because /dev/input is a directory, and in part because I _believe_ reading from /dev/input consumes the event, which would be less than ide
by rincebrain 10y ago
Not really - in part because /dev/input is a directory, and in part because I _believe_ reading from /dev/input consumes the event, which would be less than ideal for a silent keylogger. ;)
(/dev/input/XXXX also gives more structured output than just raw key events IIRC.)
- deutronium 10y agoYou can actually read keypresses from /dev/input/eventN to make a keylogger, I wrote a simple one in lua.
- rincebrain 10y agoI sit corrected, thank you.