Is this a hardware keylogger?

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Is this a hardware keylogger?
  1. Unread #1 - Dec 7, 2007 at 12:14 AM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    I found this in my school connected to a bunch of computers at my school which has very high protection and strict rules. Some of these don't even connect to a lead, they just hang from the computer. It doesn't reverse the port thingy, it just looks like a tiny extention. So this lead thing doesn't help towards anything so I wonder why my school has them. It says "No Power" on a label in middle. Also can someone tell me what the end of the lead is called (like instead of USB or ps2). It looks like usb but with a rounded end.

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    I googled a picture of a hardware keylogger and they look almost the same.

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  3. Unread #2 - Dec 7, 2007 at 12:58 AM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    pretty sure its just an extension
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    In that picture of the "Key phantom" the bigger chunky end is to put a flash drive in and the other end plugs into the computers usb slot.

    So what happens is once its connected it records everything that is typed and saves it onto that usb flash drive.
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    Actually I think it saves to the phantom and not what you connect to it. Because if its in your computer and people see it as a normal extension, and connect there usb into and it saves logs on usb lol. Why would they use a 5 inch extention?
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    Go to a computer dealer or something? dunno lol
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    hm yeah you should go to a computer store and ask what it is. just say ''i bought a new computer, and this came with it i dont know what it is''
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    looks suspicious lol
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    looks very dodgy to me ... but maybe just an extension for a different jack or somthing ?
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    I have one of those from a wireless network adapter. It was used so instead of the adapter sticking out horizontally, you could bend it to stick vertically. Useful when the computer's against the wall, and you can't have stuff sticking out.

    Probably the same thing's happening in this case. Also, I think the picture is just a joke, about a "usb keystroke recorder"

    Also, the rounded usb-like cord is a fireware port. You can find more info on google
     
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    Definately a hardware keylogger.
     
  21. Unread #11 - Dec 9, 2007 at 12:50 AM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    Wow, Im pretty sure its A hardware keylogger but it looks disquised.

    Maybe do some reseach into it.
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    lol what a joke. this is definitely fake. but a good idea nonetheless....and your whole story of your school having it. wasnt good enough.
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    I DOUBT your school would spend 200+$ for a hardware keylogger for each computer at your school. It would be way easier to just get a software one and autorun it on all of the school account.

    But I'm still not really sure what that is. One end is USB, and the other is firewire.
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    usb to firewire coverter?? could be right?
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    Yea, it looks like it. The end looks like a firmware slot
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    Maybe it was a student trying to get teacher's passwords?
     
  33. Unread #17 - Dec 9, 2007 at 1:06 PM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    My school is a private school that costs $1000 a month for each person. But I have to got o it couse the only other choice I had was this school where pregnant kids take their babies to =/.
    They own a complete set of adobe products, flash etc. They also use something I think is called crossview that allows the teacher to watch what your doing. The security on the computers is stupid. You can't even change your password. $200 dollars isn't much for this school.

    @Pheonix = What are you talking about? I'm not making up a story. I just want to know if my school are recording me when I'm searching the internet.

    Also it's not a USB to firewire, because the ends are the same, but opposite.

    EDIT: I thought about it being an extension, and it looks like it when you google it, but why is it so small? The hard drives in school are placed right behind the screen so It's not like you cant reach the firewire port. If you can reach the screen, then you can reach the port.
     
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    It's a extention, and it's called a IEEE 1394 cable extention or something like that, you can connect camcorders to comps with it.
     
  37. Unread #19 - Dec 10, 2007 at 2:50 AM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    But you could connect camcorders with out it. And who uses a 5cm extension?
     
  39. Unread #20 - Dec 10, 2007 at 2:57 AM
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    Is this a hardware keylogger?

    :O it looks like it, there watching you >.> find out your fav porn sites <.<
     
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