[LunatiC]

Yup. Do You mean this: http://www.breakthesecurity.com/2011/03/...c.html?m=1

[lashawn246810]

its not yours and it has virus i tried it

[lashawn246810]

its not yours and it has virus i tried it

[ArkPhaze]

its not yours and it has virus i tried it

lol... :headbash:. That's exactly what a keylogger is, what did you expect?

A few things about the code though:
- GetAsyncKeyState() is horrible here...
- That huge if statement, why not a switch()?
- system("pause") is also bad, and should be avoided

And parts of this code are more C-like than C++-like.

[ArkPhaze]

its not yours and it has virus i tried it

lol... :headbash:. That's exactly what a keylogger is, what did you expect?

A few things about the code though:
- GetAsyncKeyState() is horrible here...
- That huge if statement, why not a switch()?
- system("pause") is also bad, and should be avoided

And parts of this code are more C-like than C++-like.

[lashawn246810]

im new to keylogger so how does it works

[noize]

That's no virus at all, it's just supposed to keep log of all your keystrokes.
Though, there's a missing line which is (at least for me) fundamental, you can find it included in here:
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-How-...er-using-C .

[lashawn246810]

after i run the code what should i do

[noize]

after i run the code what should i do

It saves all keystrokes in a file in the same dir of the keylogger called LOGS.txt o KEYSTROKES.txt, I can't remember. You can stop the keylogger by opening task manager, looking for the process and killing it; or also by typing in the Start menu search bar "cmd /c taskkill [KEYLOGGER.EXE-FILENAMEHERE]" replacing all in squared brackets (brackets too).

[noize]

how i compile this???

You must be using Windows or you wouldn't be asking for a question like that. Hence, open up cmd.exe and enter:

Code:

gcc -o output.exe source.exe