Others have already said that in Windows the most straightforward way to make a keylogger is to use hooks. But how do you know if there is one installed? Hook

Others have already said that in Windows the most straightforward way to make a keylogger is to use hooks. But how do you know if there is one installed? Hooks are chained, so you can traverse the chain and enumerate them. This thread in Stack Overflow is about that. I haven't tried the solution, but seems legit :) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8564987/list-of-installed-windows-hooks#15676830 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8564987/list-of-installe...