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"mitm keylogger" has a specific meaning and refers to a party in the middle of a connection, logging the keystrokes.

• acdha 2y ago
  Both terms are used to refer to attacks, not oversight of your own systems.
  • hiatus 2y ago
    No, here's a counter example: https://www.interguardsoftware.com/keylogger-software/ https://www.interguardsoftware.com/keylogger-software/
    • acdha 2y ago
      I’ll concede that keylogger is sometimes used in a corporate workstation monitoring context but it isn’t really the same as session monitoring on servers. The main thrust of my comment was simply that using loaded language to make common needs sound scary is distracting from rather than helping matters.
      • jdbernard 2y ago
        I think the original poster's intention was to be somewhat inflammatory as a way to draw attention to the very high level of trust you are granting to CloudFlare in this model. You are effectively giving them whatever privileges you yourself have on those boxes. Of course, CloudFlare is making it their business to be and convince others that they are that trusted third-party.