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there are indeed keyloggers that do this, but it wasn't common in the early 2000s when most of these on-screen keyboard setups were implemented.
by jcrawfordor 4y ago
there are indeed keyloggers that do this, but it wasn't common in the early 2000s when most of these on-screen keyboard setups were implemented.
- jrimbault 4y agoMy intuition tells me that nowadays, if you can embed an arbitrary program "keylogger" onto a computer, it should also log most user events, not just "keyboard events", including screenshots of areas around mouse clicks, maybe a small OCR module etc. Of course, a physical keylogger is a different beast, but really, if you got physical access enough to install an actual piece of hardware...