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I installed Netbus on the public computers at my local community library. They ran Windows 98 and were connected directly to the internet via a T1 / frame relay
by hestefisk 5y ago
I installed Netbus on the public computers at my local community library. They ran Windows 98 and were connected directly to the internet via a T1 / frame relay connection with a public IP for each machine, no firewall. So I could sit at home and keylog people’s Hotmail passwords. Those were the days ….
- znpy 5y agoI did set up a keylogger in a internet café. It used to log keystrokes but also the title of the window. Well... I wasn't looking for anything in particular, I was to about 12-13 and just into computers and didn't even have internet at home. Well to make it short, there was a lot of porn websites visiting. At all times of the day. Which in retrospect is immensely weird considering this was a public place.