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To be clear, if they're sending real-time updates on the keypress counts of each key, it's quite simple to map that to a traditional key logger (ie, the content
by jnbiche 9y ago
To be clear, if they're sending real-time updates on the keypress counts of each key, it's quite simple to map that to a traditional key logger (ie, the contents of what you typed).
- ac2u 9y agoWas it confirmed realtime though? Could have been batched, which makes it harder to reconstruct what was typed. Even that's a step too far though, but clarification can help draw the line between careless and malicious.