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I must be missing something; but why not plug keyloggers on IT's computers?

• _underflow_ 8y ago
  I believe the thing you're missing is known colloquially as 'antivirus'
  • dlgeek 8y ago
    I think GP was referring to a hardware keylogger - antivirus wouldn't help.
• njharman 8y ago
  You are missing "having read the article". #1 MFA, IT computers never left unattended/accessible, even IT accounts had minimal permissions, "IT like" behavior on non-IT computer caused alert (so even if they got past all the above they would have got caught when they used, like the OA did). Finally placing and retrieving physical devices/physically messing with machines is risky and luck based. It would be one of the last things you tried. As it was in the OA.
• Jolter 8y ago
  If IT are using laptops, their USB ports will be quite visible to the user and a new dongle will stick out like a sore thumb.